LET’S DISAPPEAR by JOSH KRAJCIK. Fiction by Alice Richardson
I asked where she was going and she giggled. Said she didn’t know, didn’t care.
I asked where she was going and she giggled. Said she didn’t know, didn’t care.
Every morning he switches on the radio to my favourite station. He hopes it will help. Most of the time I barely notice it.
she would go about her way, tending to everyone while Billy and his bandmates they would jam and stray but always they’d come home to stay
Each near-miss is a reminder that I wouldn’t be so lucky next time. It does make me sad my friends are aging, though we learned all too well that age has little to do with mortality.
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In the spirit of moving on, I looked up and streamed the album that gave us Everybody: Songs from the Big Chair. Over the next few days of my respiratory virus and associated insomnia, I became intimately familiar with it.
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Jeff’s passion for music led him to become a drummer at a young age and he is still active in the Adelaide music scene.