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Write Drunk, Revise Sober

Monday, September 17, 2007 . 4:09 PM

Hair of the Dog - 9/17/07

Write a poem/story/journal entry about arrivals or departures. Set the story at an airport, train station, bus stop, or at some other location where arrivals or departures typically occur. Your main character(s) can either be waiting for someone who is about to arrive, or waiting to leave. Who are they waiting for or where are they going? Why?

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