could do - called the man's

wife in; she kissed him, said

goodbye; was given his last

rights . . .

Heard a voice from the heavens

above, "How's your life been?"

"Just thought I'd ask;" "Oh, by

the way, don't worry, everything's

okay . . . "

"You'll be coming home, but first,

there's something we've got to do;"

"Have to rebuild a part of Heaven!"

"That section is in shambles, it's a

ruin . . . "

"It's going to take a while, because

all the workman are half asleep;"

"And after all the work they've done,

nothing has changed - it's still the

same . . . "

"Somehow, with all that's going on,

we're expected to wear a smile,

because the Big Boss is keeping

an eye on us;" "So we play it real

cool . . . "

"Then of course, come five o'clock

workers are running around - that's

the !.#%# union for you (whoops,

I hope the Big Cheese didn't hear

me . . .) "

"Well, I've gotta go now, everywhere

it's getting dark and there's a six

o'clock curfew;" "Plus, it's time for

tea and I have to go home to the

wife . . . "

"What was that you ask?" "What

exactly are the carpenters working

on?" "The dance hall was wrecked;"

"Can you hold a sec, my cell phone is

ringing . . . "

"Okay God, I understand;" "Well, that

was the Chief;" "He changed his mind,

no more dancing!" "He's closing it down

because it was in Hell's Kitchen; of all the

nerve . . . "

'2008' RLS