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In the group: The keeper of the ordinary. Reginald believes the most important objects in the world are the boring ones: buttons, bus tokens, the receipt from a perfectly average Tuesday.
At supper club: He tells the least dramatic story every month. It’s always everyone’s favorite, and nobody can explain why.
Juicy tidbit: Read his last name backward. Reginald says it’s a family thing, and Elibom understands.
Reginald keeps a drawer of things nobody else would keep, and every one of them has a label. “String, ordinary, from Thursday.” “Pebble, not special, from the walk home.” When the Necks opened the box of broken necklaces, the others admired the jewels. Reginald picked up a plain jump ring and said, “This is the one holding everything together.” Cyrilla agreed, and they’ve been friends ever since.
In the group: The keeper of the ordinary. Reginald believes the most important objects in the world are the boring ones: buttons, bus tokens, the receipt from a perfectly average Tuesday.
At supper club: He tells the least dramatic story every month. It’s always everyone’s favorite, and nobody can explain why.
Juicy tidbit: Read his last name backward. Reginald says it’s a family thing, and Elibom understands.
Reginald keeps a drawer of things nobody else would keep, and every one of them has a label. “String, ordinary, from Thursday.” “Pebble, not special, from the walk home.” When the Necks opened the box of broken necklaces, the others admired the jewels. Reginald picked up a plain jump ring and said, “This is the one holding everything together.” Cyrilla agreed, and they’ve been friends ever since.