Semi-Daily Scribbles

Gary was convinced he and The Project were nothing alike. That didn't stop him, however, from moving forward with his travel plans. After weeks of calculations and careful observation, Gary came to the conclusion The Project was punctual and deviated little from the routines that made up any given day of one's life. Like clockwork. Gary liked that. There was also something about the cheekbones and almond-shaped eyes that made Gary trust The Project implicitly to perform at, and quite possibly above, his level of expectation. Gary was practically giddy over how easily the pieces were falling into place. Once he and The Project were on the road headed west, his family would get the message loud and clear what he thought of their handling of his affairs. Now there was only one thing left to do to get the show underway. The next afternoon, once The Project was in place, Gary would swing open wide that glass door and walk with head held high right up to the counter, where he would make his demands known.