10.29.2003
Thaddaeus heard her first. He was in the back of the group, and he was feeling vulnerable. He had already stepped on the heel of James' sandal twice because he was trying to stay close behind him. James was getting pissy about it, so Thaddaeus was looking down, watching where he put his feet when he heard the faintest sound over the noises of the city. It sounded like a woman's voice from far away. It sounded like she shouted, "Jesus."
Thaddaeus stopped and turned around. He scanned the street, but all he saw were people moving fast and in every direction. "Nah," he said as he turned and trotted to catch up with the group.
Then he heard it again, this time louder.
"Jesus! Hey Jesus! Jeeee-suuuus!"
it is totally worth it to go read the whole thing at rlp
...God's math is not known nor can it be found. It can only be received in the instant when it is needed. It exists only in the present moment...
Thaddaeus stopped and turned around. He scanned the street, but all he saw were people moving fast and in every direction. "Nah," he said as he turned and trotted to catch up with the group.
Then he heard it again, this time louder.
"Jesus! Hey Jesus! Jeeee-suuuus!"
it is totally worth it to go read the whole thing at rlp
...God's math is not known nor can it be found. It can only be received in the instant when it is needed. It exists only in the present moment...