So, my “identity” was stolen recently. And not for the sake of sordid members-only internet sites or international travel or a weekend of Spitzering other scandalous activities that, if you’re going to have your identity stolen, would constitute Theft in Style. No, my identity was used to buy clip art and stock photography and website services, which is about as exciting as cutting school to go and get a root canal, sneaking out of the house late at night to mow the lawn next door. You get the picture.
So a personal note to identity thieves in training: when you’re done with me, at least return me with a few heavy anecdotes and a thrilling punked-up haircut. OK?
Tags: american, american south, youth







2 responses so far ↓
1 Seth // Aug 21, 2008 at 5:26 pm
I loved your reading of this story. I’ve recently reviewed it at my blog http://www.freelistens.blogspot.com where I discuss the story and my reflections about growing up in the South. Free Listens reviews one free audio book and story every week. Thanks for sharing this story.
2 John Garcia // Mar 2, 2009 at 9:13 am
A little bit to slow.
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