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as opposed to what they were actually going to do after college. Lee Anne didn't want to say. They all knew that she was going to graduate school, and on to a big professional career, but they just kept pestering her for the heck of it. Finally she said that all she had ever wanted to do was to be the payroll clerk at a place called Tanner Shirt. And somebody said oh get real, what kind of an answer is that, like, that's like aspiring to work in a freeway tollbooth. And Lee Anne said yeah, they were probably right and anyway, she had screwed up that opportunity real good. Nobody would let her do that now, or worse, let her just go home and help her grandmother make dog-hair purses. At this the girls nearly died laughing. What a bizarre thing for her to say! It was while they were laughing hysterically that the car left the highway. The Magic Willow Flute If you take a flute of willow bark and play a long golden note of the sun, it will keep the mist from the hunter's moon, hold back the ice and snow of winter, and bring out the white flowers in May. Willow-leaf threads and cherry-petal days, black branch water fed by soft summer rain, our lives will be awash in light and love, when you, my love, come home again. —Sidney Saylor Farr 29 ...
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