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Jingus Mcgee
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Contents of a Character's Wallet by Jingus Mcgee

July 2nd, 2006 8:45 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: In Jack Finney's short story, "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket", the character - clinging to the side of a building - imagines what the world will think of him if they only have the contents of his pockets to consider.

Empty your pockets, your wallet, your purse out onto a table- tally the contents and tell us what the world would think of you, if they had only those effects to consider. Then, decide upon one thing to add to the contents of your pockets, your wallet, or your purse, which will better enunciate the truth of your person to the world.

So, I have an inordinate amount of crap. I think that people would probably think I was a somewhat successful professional, because I have keys to two different cars, three house keys and three lock keys, as well as about 200 bucks. I also have my medical insurance and dental insurance cards in my wallet, which claim that I work for a pretty big law firm in SF (where I no longer work. I also had a BART and a metro (NYC) card, so I probably get out of town occasionally. My SF0 business cards were also available. whoever it was would know I have asthma becuase of my medication.
I've decided that the one thing someone wouldn't know about me is that I am devoted to my family, so I'm adding a picture of my parents and two sisters to my wallet.

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