Dear Pee & Boo, I left a purple splatter on my middle finger and plenty more wedged between my pointer and thumb nail. It amused me a bit, to leave a glimpse of colour where most remove dirt. Just hours ago, these same fingers waved you a goodbye and gesticulated defeat as the SIR rode on by without me inside. My left-hand steadied the purse that swayed violently with each clack of my sandles; a clacking that competed with the s74's quickly approaching engine. Luckily, street lights were on my side. Doubly lucky, the toe nails you painted had already dried. It took me a minute to catch my breathe, and another to find my metrocard, but once I was inside I could smile knowing I wouldn't be left behind. I pulled the drawstring of my purse, checking twice that the pieces of you there were still intact. I refrained from opening your letter to me and instead pondered how i would respond to what i'd not yet read. You will be arriving about 2 hours from me writing this... the sun that greets me will meet you 3 hours earlier... The distance between what is destined to collide is only ever a period of time apart. Until we recollide, Potato