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"Hello, Mr. Salvatorre. Great to see you on this festive holiday," he said, sarah vowell walking over and shaking his hand. Phil came around with the jars of sarah vowell wine and everybody sat down. I was introduced to Montserrat, a fair-haired girl with big chapped lips whose parents apparently sarah vowell thought it was a good idea to name their daughter after an island. And her boyfriend, Tony, who had actually just changed his name to Yut-ya, which had something to do with his newly found dedication to Buddhism and all things eastern and mystical. I also found out that Lissy was growing tired of her pottery gig at the college and was studying to be a midwife. That Phil was the manager of a crafts store but that really, he was a sculptor. That Mr. Salvatorre had once wanted to be a priest and that he was currently taking a pottery class with Lissy who said he showed real promise. At some point, Emma plunked herself down next to me and kept taking off and putting back on one of my clogs.
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