Dispos ble letters by Mich el Kelso
Wh t letters of the lph bet could you do without? I w sn’t sure myself
until I foolishly left my word processor within re ch of my three sm ll
children for merely moment, eventu lly re lizing this w s more th n
enough time for them. Returning to the scene of the crime, I found keys
missing. Which ones? Let’s just s y that if the keybo rd w s the United
St tes, ‘w’ nd ‘s’ would now be be chfront property. I se rched fr nticly,
but resigned myself to the highly unple s nt t sk of se rching through
di pers in four to six hours, hoping to find, (thoroughly s nitize) nd return
my missing keys. H ving to complete n rticle in less th n three hours, I
found myself more underst nding of the predic ment th t P ul Sheldon
suffered through in Stephen King’s cl ssic, “Misery”. Stumbling through
wh t I h d lre dy written, I h d to rewrite without the missing letters. My
diction ry nd thes urus uickly bec me my best friends. I m n ged to
m ke it just in time to meet my de dline, but the lesson w s le rned. If
you w nt to find out which letters re dispos ble, turn your b ck on room
full of toddlers, they’ll help you find out re l uick. I hope to eventu lly
find my missing keys. I fe r they re in the place I suspected. Will I
return them to their home on my keybo rd? I’ll never tell.
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