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Aug 19
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Many summers ago, I was at a friend’s loft and he asked me to grab a pair of keys from his safe. He scribbled out the combination on a napkin, pointed in the direction of it and ran down the street for a quick meeting. I crouched by the safe and spent several minutes struggling with the combination. Eventually, it flew open. I could see passports, documents and some cash but the keys were nowhere to be found. When I reached to push everything aside, my fingers touched something cold, heavy and metal. Using my cell phone as a makeshift flashlight, I eventually discovered that it was a gun. I’m not sure how long I spent staring at it and trying to decide if I (the Queen of Clumsy) should pick it up, but when he returned I was still sitting there. With some coaxing, he eventually taught me how to hold and load it. Flash forward a few hours, and I was firing off my first round at the nearest shooting range and basking in beginner’s luck… That target currently leans against my living room wall waiting to be hung.

Many summers ago, I was at a friend’s loft and he asked me to grab a pair of keys from his safe. He scribbled out the combination on a napkin, pointed in the direction of it and ran down the street for a quick meeting. I crouched by the safe and spent several minutes struggling with the combination. Eventually, it flew open. I could see passports, documents and some cash but the keys were nowhere to be found. When I reached to push everything aside, my fingers touched something cold, heavy and metal. Using my cell phone as a makeshift flashlight, I eventually discovered that it was a gun. I’m not sure how long I spent staring at it and trying to decide if I (the Queen of Clumsy) should pick it up, but when he returned I was still sitting there. With some coaxing, he eventually taught me how to hold and load it. Flash forward a few hours, and I was firing off my first round at the nearest shooting range and basking in beginner’s luck… That target currently leans against my living room wall waiting to be hung.