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Digest - 30 May 2015 to 31 May 2015 (#2015-37)
Sun, 31 May 2015
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Date: Sun, 31 May 2015 01:43:15 -0700
From: Bonnie Pardoe <callalily@l.......>
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Was there ever a Tracy/Inca faction?
I was just joking around with a friend and we thought the Inca might have
been the perfect guy for Tracy (at least the Tracy we first met in 'Black
Buddha').
Because the Inca was every thing Vachon was not - and Tracy was really
disappointed when she realized that Vachon was not who she'd hoped he was.
Of course, the only sticking point really is that the Inca didn't have a
job - thankyouverymuch. That is a crusading, super-powered vigilant being
more of a hobby than an actual paid position. Still, maybe they could have
convinced Commissioner Vetter that he was a Private Investigator - or a
mall cop.
"Well... well, Tracy. Ah... at least he's not like the usual irresponsible
types you used to bring home."
"Dad! I've never brought home anyone like that."
"Oh, now now, honey. I distinctly remember you going through a phase of
bring home strays."
"That was two kittens and a puppy, Dad. And I was nine!"
"Yes, well, you know what your grandmother used to say."
"I know, Dad. 'If you want a fixer-upper, buy a house.'"
"That's right - no good setting your sights on someone you're going to
have to change in order to be happy."
Tracy nodded in agreement. Yeah, she thought. Vachon was attractive and
all, but the Inca was the real go-getter in the family. He took his
responsibilities seriously, thankyouverymuch! And she was pretty sure he
didn't shop at the Salvation Army store.
Bonnie
callalily@l.......
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End of FORKNI-L Digest - 30 May 2015 to 31 May 2015 (#2015-37)
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