It’s almost noon, Trig,” I said. “We’ve nearly run out of m… - Percival Everett

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It’s almost noon, Trig,” I said. “We’ve nearly run out of morning. A sad thought, morning being my favorite part of the day. My least favorite part of the day is from 2:34 to 4:56 in the afternoon.

Percival Everett

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Percival Everett (born 1956) is an American writer and professor.

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