Gazebo and I Could See the Smallest Things by Raymond Carver
Gazebo and I Could See the Smallest Things by Raymond Carver Another version of this note and thoughts on other books are available at: - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEVa4_CsRStSBBDo4uJWT8BSWtTTn0N1E Gazebo In this short story we have an unhappy couple. Not exactly miserable, but far from exulting. - I can't stand it anymore, says Holly - I am moving to Nevada To which her partner, Duane replies with reassurances and the an expression of his affection. When they arrived at the motel they now mismanage, they were a happy couple. The pay was good and they had all incidentals covered, electricity, food. Even now, they use an apartment to make love, or something like it, with recriminations included. Juanita is partly to blame. A Mexican maid, that would probably support the Trump theory ...