Jez, the old ferry seemed slow. e yids there had told him she lived in Chelsea now and he was in the cigar store at the corner of Eighth Avenue. Bill had taken thesefrom the top of the driveway, pointing the disposable camera down at thesprawl of Sara Laughs. It was a studio pitcher they'd gotten taken over in the Rock.
The line of people moved maddeningly slowly past the ticketwindow. I didn't see the hand that reachedaround my hip to grip me--the typewriter was in the way--but I didn'tneed to see it to know its color was brown. That was the worst part, somehow, hetold me as we sat on his porch, drinking beers--it was October by then,and although the sun was warm on our faces, we were both wearingsweaters. Wondering if it was true.
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