
Young Woman with Ibis, by Edgar Degas (1860-2)
I put my foot onto the giant clay fin and quickly pulled it back. I paused. Everyone ahead of me had walked right over, though I couldn’t fathom why. My legs couldn’t do the job, so my instincts did it for me. I sat down and began to scoot.
Center of gravity lowered, my nervous system understood this as the o…
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