Mary and Derek find themselves sitting on the same park bench together. Derek has things to get off his chest, but he seems to be talking to the world in general, oblivious to the fact there is someone else nearby.
Mary and Derek find themselves sitting on the same park bench together. Derek has things to get off his chest, but he seems to be talking to the world in general, oblivious to the fact there is someone else nearby.
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A PAIN
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Christine Foster:
A PAIN
by Paul Smith
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A wonderful, rambling pity party of a monologue interspersed with modern celebrity rhyming slang as a running gag. The actor listening to this self serving rant will have as much to do as the actor ranting, and in the end we find out why, and it's a hoot.
A wonderful, rambling pity party of a monologue interspersed with modern celebrity rhyming slang as a running gag. The actor listening to this self serving rant will have as much to do as the actor ranting, and in the end we find out why, and it's a hoot.
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Lee R. Lawing:
A PAIN
by Paul Smith
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There are moments in our lives that we can feel so overwhelmed with what’s going on in our world and life that we feel that we can no longer sit with it in any way shape or form and it’s as if even if we just talk aloud and to the world that maybe the world will hear us and acknowledge us or at least show us a little support even its just to tell us to shut up.
There are moments in our lives that we can feel so overwhelmed with what’s going on in our world and life that we feel that we can no longer sit with it in any way shape or form and it’s as if even if we just talk aloud and to the world that maybe the world will hear us and acknowledge us or at least show us a little support even its just to tell us to shut up.
