Um... we just received this email that was intended for you.
Not sure where it came from. Or what it means. But here you go.
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From: frenchbakery@ofyourdreams.com
Date: Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 1:50 PM
Subject: It’s 4am, Do You Know Where Your Croque-Monsieurs Are?
Your Near-Future Itinerary:
10am, tomorrow:
Arrive at Amélie’s French Bakery on the Westside. It’s open 24/7/365, so no rush or anything. Take your time looking around. Yes, that’s a fake fireplace. Yes, that’s a Birth of Venus mirror with your reflection where the face should be. Yes, that’s a Beethoven bust with lipstick kisses on it and a sign that says “Call me a cab” around his neck...
3:30am, Saturday:
You need nourishment. A sandwich au jambon should do the trick. And if not, just stand against the wall with the heights of people like Chipper Jones, Bono and Voltaire marked on it. You know, for kicks.
11:30pm, Monday:
It’s Bastille Day. This is a French bakery. There are weird interpretations of Mona Lisa everywhere (a vintage needlepoint, a clock...). Might want to come here post-dinner for twice-baked croissants and hot chocolate.
Au revoir,
—Anonymous
Not sure where it came from. Or what it means. But here you go.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: frenchbakery@ofyourdreams.com
Date: Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 1:50 PM
Subject: It’s 4am, Do You Know Where Your Croque-Monsieurs Are?
Your Near-Future Itinerary:
10am, tomorrow:
Arrive at Amélie’s French Bakery on the Westside. It’s open 24/7/365, so no rush or anything. Take your time looking around. Yes, that’s a fake fireplace. Yes, that’s a Birth of Venus mirror with your reflection where the face should be. Yes, that’s a Beethoven bust with lipstick kisses on it and a sign that says “Call me a cab” around his neck...
3:30am, Saturday:
You need nourishment. A sandwich au jambon should do the trick. And if not, just stand against the wall with the heights of people like Chipper Jones, Bono and Voltaire marked on it. You know, for kicks.
11:30pm, Monday:
It’s Bastille Day. This is a French bakery. There are weird interpretations of Mona Lisa everywhere (a vintage needlepoint, a clock...). Might want to come here post-dinner for twice-baked croissants and hot chocolate.
Au revoir,
—Anonymous
