I Used to Be Darker Page #2
she fell in
the weeping brook.
and, mermaid-like, awhile,
they bore her up;
which time she chanted
snatches of old tunes,
as one incapable of her
own distress,
or like a creature native
and indued unto that element;
but long it could not be,
'til that her garments,
heavy with their drink,
pulled the poor wretch
from her melodious lay
to muddy death.
How do you even
remember that?
When he turned around
and said he needed
someone with smaller hands,
that's when I fainted.
Right there in the mud and sh*t,
I didn't even notice.
Because you were
busy delivering a lamb
with your small hands.
Never done that before.
You were a pro.
You were
like a cowboy.
Midwife.
Not usually
so difficult.
It was a really
young ewe.
The hard work is getting them
matched up with their mothers,
so they'll be fed, really.
It was a hell of a thing
for city folks to witness.
Your mom cried the whole
night, remember?
Worried it would die.
I cried all night, too.
So... thanks be
to you two.
Taryn, you know
any good Irish toasts?
Northern Irish.
Don't get it
twisted, Dad.
Here's to those
that wish us well,
all the rest can
go to hell.
Amen.
What do you say, Dad?
Shall we grab another bottle
from the cellar?
Okay, Minnow.
You sound like
a bunch of pirates.
F*** you.
It's funny, whenever
we talk about that trip,
nobody ever mentions
the fight
Bill and Kim got into.
Was I around for that?
My dad stopped speaking
for two days,
you didn't notice?
Isn't he
just like that?
My mom said something
at Giant's Causeway
and he
disappeared for two hours.
That's why she was
crying all night,
not because
of the lamb.
Because my mom
was being a c*nt?
Damn, "c*nt"
is such a vulgar word.
My God.
Ah, yes,
junior prom.
I have to put this on
right now.
I wore that the year
Don Dills took me
to junior prom.
Don Dills.
Did I ever tell you
about Don Dills?
No.
Yeah, well, Don Dills
because my boyfriend had
broke up with me
the day before,
so... yeah,
I drank two-six
of vodka to my face
and then woke up
the next morning
with a tattoo
of a devil on my ass.
What?
Yeah.
Jesus...
It wasn't real.
I'm so fat.
No, you aren't.
Pinch... a cow.
Hold it.
I can't get it.
Come on.
There.
All right.
Dance with me.
Turn it all
the way up.
As analog as it gets.
As analog as it gets.
- Pretty f***ing cool.
Hello, Jack.
Voila, Papa.
Nice monkey suit.
Nice monkey face.
Is this your girlfriend?
Yep.
Jack, meet Taryn.
Our representative from
Northern Ireland.
Nice gown.
Abby looked a lot nerdier
when she wore that dress.
Did someone
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