Oh, nothing, thank you for asking.
I'd say, let's not talk about it.
Who hasn't noticed, exhibiting ban-
dages, what a disturbance they are
to the well-intended, not to say a-
rousing, in all the wrong ways? We
notice especially the curiosity of
the children, whose natural reac-
tion of fear is seldom allayed by
a kindly wave or a smile. But with
all the evidence pointing to a prob-
ability that we're a monster, with
divine disfavor so obvious, revul-
sion is a risk among all the immat-
ure. To the guilty, it's no longer
a pleasure: less stimulating than
annoying. And that's our beginning.
Gerard Sabé
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