I was on my way to Willimantic. The cup in the beverage receptacle was full of coffee. It was not snowing. I had chocolate in the car, reserved for the time when I would need to cure the inevitable disappointment following the morning’s argument.
The radio was on. A newsperson was interviewing an entrepreneur. The entrepreneur waxed rhapsodic about his product. The product was something ominously familiar to anyone living in the Middle East: unmanned aircraft, commonly known as drones.
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