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Mrs. Clockslip
June 3, 2007

For more than a week now, Reverend Clockslip and I have been on-again off-again bedfellows due to the ever unfolding drama of his estrangement with Mrs. Clockslip. Petunia Clockslip is a woman of strict doctrinal rigor, her orthodoxy defended with the ardor of a blushing maid.

My friend the Reverend, who I shall call Henry, encountered this paragon of theological certitude while they were both attending a Bible college in Grand Rapids. One day in class discussion, upon the suggestion that God’s sovereign care over the universe might take a form other than that described in the Hiedelburg Catechism, they rose in unison to cow the heretical miscreant. Their eyes met and between them flashed an understanding. After that, through many late night conferences on the nature and timing of Christ’s millennial reign, they became romantically attached.

Now, after a quarter century of marriage and almost a half century of age behind him, Henry Clockslip’s former passion for ramrod straight theological discipline and razor sharp theological distinctions has begun to wane. Petunia, on the other hand, has moved not an inch from any one of her pet convictions. Thus we find ourselves in the present position.

The Reverend is at my house for a seemingly indefinite period. He cannot go anywhere else, for he does not know anyone else outside of his congregation, and the Clockslips are keeping their pseudo-separation a secret from the members of the church. So here we sit. However, I do not think that the present state of affairs will last for long. Clockslip seems to be concocting a plan to win his orthodox bride back. We shall see what develops.

Jazz!
April 20, 2007

Lorelai and I went to a jazz concert last night. Walking in we heard the drummer make a few introductory brushes and they were off. At first the pianist’s ideas dominated the conversation, but then he and the drummer began to swap stories back and forth, with the bassist keeping the flow together with the appropriate uh-huh’s and yeah man’s. Finally the piano took off on a real whopper, flying all the way into the tenor until the climax came crashing down around him and the bassist intervened and begin holding forth about the great deep truths of the universe. The other two offered a few amens, then burst out again into full throat.

Without a pause they scittered through an all too short set, building momentum until they collided with an oncoming cymbal crash and stopped. Then we kissed. That is, Lorelai and I, not the bandmembers. Though I would have given them anything after that performance, including my body.

Woman
April 11, 2007

So you may be wondering (You? Who is “you?” I like to imagine you being an intensely interested and intensely beautiful woman, very like Lorelai, but more interested. Of course I was just about to tell “you” about Lorelai, wasn’t I?) what happened with Lorelai, that is, the woman I met at the café. Well, funny you should ask. You see, Lorelai and I are currently engaged in a relationship. That is, we are: together, seeing each other, dating, a couple, an item, going out, and not having sex.

Fortunately, as compensation for that last item, I am intensely fascinated by her and content for now to bask in the mystery of womanhood, not to mention keeping my less-than-impressive physique under wraps for now. There is nothing worse than getting naked too soon.

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