Jessica Alfieri

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  • Overheard

    Aug 31, 2008 tagged as babies, conversation, ferry

    On the ferry back to Manhattan last night, 10:00.

    GIRL A: “Bitch, how many months are you?”

    GIRL B: “Six.”

    GIRL A: “You know what you havin’?”

    GIRL B: “First they said a boy, then a girl, now they say they ain’t know.”

    GIRL A: “Maybe it all them forties you been drinkin’, bitch.”

    GIRL B: “Ha, I ain’t no Des’ree. Stupid mother fucker.”

    GIRL A: “That bitch?  She done had the kid three months early.  I was still a heavy eight, and she laid with Damon behind my muthafuckin’ back.”

    GIRL B wisely ignores this line of conversation, leaving a few precious seconds of silence before one of the group’s sleeping babies wakes with a cry.

    These girls couldn’t have been older than seventeen.  Each of them is holding a child, and with the exception of one who doesn’t appear to be pregnant, each of them is developing another one.  That’s six girls, six babies, and five robust baby bumps.



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