Saturday, October 22, 2016
The woman who counted in 3s
3, 6, 9, etc
seeming natural to her.
In adulthood she involved
herself in love triangles,
so a real-life corollary.
So many that she started
counting in 6s, then 9s.
When she reached 12s she
found the triple digits
awkward, then reasoned
that the 1 and 2 of 12
added to three, so she
could start over.
Which she did. Shedding
her third husband...just
a note.
“Anyway,” laughs she, “my
3s a way of handing life
with coherence.
Most have none.”
Labels: magic, math, math and life, method, numerology, organizing
Monday, July 27, 2015
Filling In
Word circulated
to write in 14E with "14E"–and not a single letter from
the list of options representing concepts, choices...
or whatever.
At any rate, this worked for everyone until a person
was called in at random, and never returned to his family.
A lump sum was, and the family seemed satisfied.
But, thereafter, anyone who 14E'd originally
was marked Q in every paper or cyber file.
The Q's living on borrowed time went the rumor.
Pretty much all the Qs gathered in the Adirondancks
and armed themselves.
They decided to preemptively attack a motor vehicles
office on Staten Island.
Fourteen deaths resulted and the numerologists went bananas.
The government called for meetings.
Never held, so everything forgotten.
“We lurch from vague crisis to vague crisis,” concluded
Senator Oliver, aka Senator Expense Account.
Labels: bureaucracy, Expense Account, form, forms, government, numerology, revolution, senate
