A sometimes surreal exercise in cooperative writing to be performed by a rotating cast of Torontonians, one hundred words at a time.
Monday, September 6, 2021
One Copes
When asked what he did during the French Revolution, the Abbé Sieyès replied, “I survived.” I’m grateful to say the
same (so far) of the pandemic. Yes, it’s tedious. Long, properly-distanced walks in the city distracted for a while—until I’d walked everywhere. A new bike, I decided, a shiny roadster for my Tour de Here. Hahahaha. Global supply chains
are locked up tighter than Gitmo. Often I met friends in the park. First we had a brisk walk then, two meters apart, a beer on a bench. Sometimes we forewent
the walk. Sometimes I forewent the friend. One copes.Links are to previous Exquisite Corpse pandemic-era posts to show how we’ve coped.
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