So, unknowingly, I helped out Oliver with a one-person task, so I did it again today.

I decided to pick another tone for mine. I picked two photographs, rather than just the one, to work in combination. One is a photograph of a man in a white shirt, with a strap across his shirt from his bag. His head is half cut off and his face is partially obscured by shadow. The second photograph is of a typed note, a black and white photograph of a bicycle locked in the snow, a minicassette tape, a manilla envelope, and a topographical map. Both are photographs I've had for years.

On the back of the second photograph I wrote:

NOTES ON
"Subject D" have been assembled
at the Drop Off point. Ross King waits
at Bruneschelli's Dome for further
directives.

When I spied a book called "Guilt By Association" on the coffeeshop bookshelf, I thought it was the perfect opportunity.