Wintertree

Tasha and I were... intimate.

Straight girl here. Your face is very pleasingly symmetrical. I mean that in a nice way, not a weird stalkery way.

Hey! I remember you! You look like DJ Qualls. Glad to see you back.

What do you do for work?

I spend a lot of time in the Presidio, San Francisco, where the base there 1) received first news about Pearl Harbor and 2) where General John L. DeWitt signed the order to intern the Japanese.

Although I was not alive when this happened, this moment of American history sickens and appalls me. Not just because of my Jewish heritage, but because it was an inexcusable event. Extreme "patriotism" that causes the most damage to American citizens. It's an unfortunate trend that still seems to happen.

And here's to the question: Did your grandmother continue to work in hospital after she left the camp?

Goddamn that sounds delicious right now.