Woody Allen's book is haunted I tell you. Haunted.
I read a passage about transubstantiation. The idea of dematerializing and rematerializing somewhere else in the world.
And I posted a quote about transubstantiation last night:
"… transubstantiation, the process whereby a person will suddenly dematerialize and rematerialize somewhere else in the world. This is not a bad way to travel, although there is usually a half-hour wait for luggage. The most astonishing case of transubstantiation was that of Sir Arthur Nurney, who vanished with an audible pop while he was taking a bath and suddenly appeared in the strings section of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra. He stayed on as the first violinist for twenty-seven years, although he could only play “Three Blind Mice,” and vanished abruptly one day during Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony, turning up in bed with Winston Churchill."
During the night I had a dream of kissing a giraffe.
The next day one girl liked the quote, and when I visited her page it showed a picture of her kissing a giraffe.
Coincidence? or did I actually experience transubstantiation?
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