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    lying in wait

    Sep 28, 2018 4 minutes

    by kristin butcher | photo: ale di lullo

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    PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE. IT’S JUST NOT one of mine.

    Don’t get me wrong, I don’t honk my horn, even at Prius-driving jerkfaces who stop in the middle of the merging lane. I don’t lose my cool when my kid superglues his hands to the table or after I strip the threads in my archaic brake lever and have to wait three weeks for a new one. Even this morning when I stepped on the back half of a mouse gifted to me by my cat, I successfully resisted the urge to put my generous feline in a

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