Plaster: Stickiness without End
I have a roommate named Duncan Pflaster who is a playwright whose play I will post about in a minute.
About ten minutes ago, however, someone buzzed my door. Our buzzer doesn't work, so I looked out the window and saw a delivery man with a package. Thinking that this might be something I had ordered, I threw on some decent clothes and ran down four flights of stairs to catch the delivery man before he went away.
On the way down, I swooshed around the corner -- where a workman was re-plastering the hallway after the building was torn up during a spate of electrical rewiring -- and put my hand in wet plaster. It was gross.
I got the package and it turned out to be for Duncan. I brought the package upstairs and decided that now, the official party line is "Eww, now I'm covered in Pflaster!"
About ten minutes ago, however, someone buzzed my door. Our buzzer doesn't work, so I looked out the window and saw a delivery man with a package. Thinking that this might be something I had ordered, I threw on some decent clothes and ran down four flights of stairs to catch the delivery man before he went away.
On the way down, I swooshed around the corner -- where a workman was re-plastering the hallway after the building was torn up during a spate of electrical rewiring -- and put my hand in wet plaster. It was gross.
I got the package and it turned out to be for Duncan. I brought the package upstairs and decided that now, the official party line is "Eww, now I'm covered in Pflaster!"





0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Links to this post:
Create a Link
<< Home