--ahahaha, this made me laugh. "Flange off," great verb, reference to high school social studies classes, A++
Thank you!
It ought to connect to the Adirondacks's Lake George, a place that when I was a kid growing up outside of Albany, people were always going to during the summer. Not us, ever, until one time when our neighbors invited us to visit for the day in late August or early September. The day was chilly and the lake was warm from a whole summer of heating: mist was rising off it, and I paddled around on some thing that you paddle around standing up in, feeling like I had lucked into a magical world ...
It sounds enchanted! Maybe the characters in L.A. dream of a day like that at Lake George.
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Thank you!
It ought to connect to the Adirondacks's Lake George, a place that when I was a kid growing up outside of Albany, people were always going to during the summer. Not us, ever, until one time when our neighbors invited us to visit for the day in late August or early September. The day was chilly and the lake was warm from a whole summer of heating: mist was rising off it, and I paddled around on some thing that you paddle around standing up in, feeling like I had lucked into a magical world ...
It sounds enchanted! Maybe the characters in L.A. dream of a day like that at Lake George.