I took my Thursday morning walk through the woods with the ghost of George Washington.
I said, “You seem to be walking with an air of despair. What’s up?”
The ghost of G.W. said, “My malady is thus: though I am long dead, I suffer from the shame of a bald pate.” He pulled off his wig, exposing his hairless situation.
I took off my baseball cap, presenting my barren similarity.
We both leaned forward, touching scalps, laughing like coyotes in the moonlight.
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