Inkwell: Authors and Artists

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ulty wars which plague universities everywhere. They say it's
publish or perish but really it's protein vs ca-
  

    
ndy bars from one of the vending ma-
  

    
chines that haven't been serviced in decades so I suspect the Mars b-
  

    
rothers are on vacation. They planned a trip to Ant-
  

    
werp but missed the pl-
  

    
ot development that sent the McGuffin to Algiers. So they lost at least a d-
  

    
ecent night's sleep as they changed their reservations. No time to
pick up an ap-
  

    
plication for a job, even though we're both unemployed and it looks like the
wages and benefits are fairly de-
  

    
lightful for those willing to work late. Of course, the brothers
were the types to work re-
  

    
d acrylic paint into the pale moss green latex pa-
  

    
artridge. In a pear tree, because all despair aside, it's the ho-
  

    
me-schoolers who are indoctrinating their kids with fa-
  

    
jita recipies that do not use any grilled vegetables but are stuffed
with only deep-fried pork, chicken, and be-
  

    
avers culled from the criks in the back fo-
  

    
otpath's shady corners, where global warming mostly means the once
verdant meadows have turned into toe-sucking sw-
  

    
indlers. None of that would much matter if those fajitas were served
with a generous topping of gua-
  

    
rana. I want to be wide awake for this bout with indigestion! My sto-
  

    
ve only has two settings for heat, on and off. So the final result
may lack finesse but t-
  

    
urn up the ra-
  

    
diator, but but it won't b-
  

    
urn up the ra-
  

    
tionalizations we're all using to excuse ourselves for letting th-
  

    
e fox get elected to not only run the henhouse but also choose his
own select Cabinet of weasels to work in the entire bar-
  

    
fbag Cabinet of Deplorables. I'd rather deal with a religious ze-