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Pride after Proud (stepping short)

team of the answer, over there with the leisure

team of the port, Hampton and Burns, now that's topical.


Seven qualities distinguish the picaresque narrative form:
talk about replacing our doors
talk about replacing our basement windows
talk about replacing our garage's overhead doors
talk about leveling our garage floor.
talk about removing our concrete 
talk about terracing our back yard.

Mostly they talk about, Let's turn off the burning lights please...

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