43 monkeys escaped from a research facility in South Carolina. They are all female, and they all weigh 6-7 pounds. They’re described as bold, extremely curious, and highly adaptable to coexisting with humans. The police are telling nearby residents to lock their doors and windows, but if I lived in South Carolina, my doors and windows would be wide open and I’d be standing in the front yard juggling apples—which, according to the specialists, is the monkeys’ favorite food. (You’ve probably stopped reading at this point so you can stare up and to the right and wonder if I can really juggle. Wonder no more, because: I can! The only problem with juggling is that I tend to toss objects a little too far in front of me, so I end up juggling and running at the same time. The only problem with running is that my legs tend to break when I do it. (The last time I ran, I suffered a stress fracture in my heel and three in my tibia. (“Oh, tibia stress fracture!” is almost as good as “I just ate Mediterranean food and now I falafel!”) So, juggling? Yes. But my bird bones will keep me from proving it to you.))
I love this so much: 
Fugitive monkeys. Long may they run.
This morning I met a friend for potatoes and toast, and it was exactly what I needed.
It is impossible to be unhappy after meeting a friend for potatoes and toast.
Try it.
If you don’t mind doing it twice, I can book a red eye and be there tomorrow morning!
I feel like my life is just one, big running juggle.
“Fugitive monkeys. Long may they run.”
Can I request a piece of your lovely artwork with this sentence? You, juggling, with fugitive monkeys running in to watch your performance, and declare you the coolest human ever.