I give Wes, my BFF (Best Freakin’ Friend), too much credit, but occasionally he hits the nail on the head. He and I have had our fair share of conversations about love and the absence of love.  One evening several years ago, I mentioned to Wes “Isn’t it odd how someone who is so seemingly perfect initially winds up so obviously imperfect later?” Wes’ reply spawned the “Switchboard Theory.”

 

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By the way, this is Wes:

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