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Take a short break, and get our friend some beer.

[...] She sipped at a small glass of wine as she dictated to me. [...]

[...] Grinning broadly, her eyes very dark, sipping at a glass of wine, she leaned forward to tap the desk.)

[...] She walked about the room, sipping a beer and smoking a cigarette. [...]

[...] In this case, whether the hallucination ends with him riding the animal, making friends with it, domesticating it, killing it or being killed by it, each alternative… (Jane coughed, then paused and took a sip of beer) is carefully weighed, and the results will have much to do with his future development.

[...] And I wondered: What must I look like to Rob as I leaned forward as Seth, smiling, (my glasses off, Seth’s eyes darker than mine), joking as Seth, gesturing, waiting while Rob got me (Jane), a beer? [...]

[...] Now this wine is more to my liking. [...]

Odd green walls, and something the color of wine. [...]

[...] We invited our guest in for a beer. [...]

Rest your hand a moment, and open our friend some beer.

[...] Jane was especially interested in trying for a short session now, however, and I brought her red wine on ice.

(“As soon as I get it, we’ll start,” Jane said, and we sat waiting and sipping red wine. [...]

(10:29.) You had better give him some beer and cigarettes, and we will continue.

(Her pace had become quite active, her eyes open often; she had smoked and sipped wine. [...]

[...] I took a sip of my wine and ice. [...]

(Still in trance, Jane took a sip of wine and lit a cigarette.)

[...] Still with elaborate amusement:) I will pour some wine, and leave you to contemplate in awe the way I show that I understand your thoughts.

(Long pause.) Ruburt may finish his glass of beer, and then return to the recommendation made earlier.

Either take a break or get our friend a beer, or both, but the session is important....

[...] Jane smoked a cigarette and sipped a beer as she waited for the session to start, she was in the process of turning her consciousness inward, actually, on her way to meet Seth in a nonphysical journey that had nothing to do with our ordinary concepts of space or distance.

[...] And I’m sure that you are each aware of the implications that are involved, in your saving ways —in your dislike of waste (re our new dehumidifier, some old soup I threw out, wine, etc).