We were to sleep on a thin mattress in the living room of the one bedroom flat. Thin net curtains dimmed the last rays of the sun.
‘When you start to feel something, then jump up and down. It will be good for the full effect,’ said the dealer.

Truth, Lies, Dreams
We were to sleep on a thin mattress in the living room of the one bedroom flat. Thin net curtains dimmed the last rays of the sun.
‘When you start to feel something, then jump up and down. It will be good for the full effect,’ said the dealer.
The comedian Alexis Korner was with us.
She was an ugly woman, overweight and wearing a tan wool man’s suit with a waistcoat and a brown fedora with a peacock feather. She tagged along with us after her skit, then Siobhan drove her home.
It’s Christmas Day and we are all together Mum, Elaine, Me and Dad in the Coring Road house, in the living room with its opulent fake gold embossed wallpaper.
It’s already the afternoon and Elaine and I are bored enough to look through some old stuff that had been put away in storage.
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Leif, Diana, Zach, and Francis were going to the beach for the weekend, and Siobhan and I had the idea to camp out in their house unbeknownst to them.
I picked Francis’ room because hers was light and airy with a big bay window and was painted white. It was actually like the room in the Hendry’s house next door on Coring Road, albeit on the ground floor instead of the first. And I took my records with me so that I could play them the next day.