Voorhees (NJ): Jason's Ego

A 'typical' story of a prototypical American prince, living in a symbolic suburbia (Voorhees) and finding a 'true' dream.

A suburban tale of 'everyman' proportion. Happy V-Day (thanks for reading)! 

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Jason lived in the quiet American (NJ/USA) suburban area of Echelon in the small town of Voorhees, which boasted a good high school, a quality public library, and a nice shopping-center and some spread-out nice condos and townhouses and apartments with even some nice local eateries and supermarkets and hotels (wow).

He considered his life comfy and satisfactory, and he lived off his princely-inherited fortunes to live modestly while writing cyber-comics stories online about fantastic robots and archers and heroines and terrorists and shared his ideas about capitalism chess defenses in the Homeland for superstition conversations in New Jersey with others/peers/friends on social-media in this 'Selfie' Western culture of 'personality' networks.

JASON: One of my favorite avatars for story I use is a microscope-transforming warrior representing the empirical logic of standard defenses in Republicanism thinking and idealism...a nice 'toast' for civilization ethos or the 'personality' of secured intelligence (hmm).

Jason liked to visit the local library in Voorhees (NJ/USA) where he'd spend time reading about the records in Garden State history as well as religious and folklore books as well as science and psychology texts and on one visit encountered a 'vision' of loveliness in the form of an American-woman named Tandy (wow).

JASON: What do you like most about living in this country, lady?
TANDY: Access to news and media, mostly, Jason babe.

JASON: I noted you at the laundromat while I walked-by en-route to Wawa.

TANDY: I think I saw you too (walking by on crutches?); but I didn't wave!

JASON: Yeah...I got over a minor sprain and wanted the exercise-walk.

TANDY: Exercise...on crutches, Jason babe?

JASON: Yeah...it's small-town news...almost.

TANDY: Ha; now that's a funny life-remark/post for social-media.

JASON: The ladies would get a cool kick out of it (no?).

Jason had a secret gift. He had the miraculous ability to match any recipe of any world-dish and re-prepare with very quality tastiness and flavor, and his 'subjects' and/or guests would remark that he'd become something of a 'Willy-Wonka' in the world of hospitality customs and culinary-arts. This is why Tandy (really!) fell in-love with our protagonist (Jason of Voorhees).

JASON: Try these Indian sweet-gooey pretzel desert pieces, Tandy.

TANDY: These are like 'way' better than candy-canes me thinks (wow).

Jason/Tandy married and she added 'spice' to his 'creativity' life in idyllic and prototypical American/Jersey town of Voorhees, where he continued to write popular comics-tales and ended up forming an Ivy-League cyber-chess society called the NewPorcellian with Tandy. Yes, folks, this became what would be a considered a 'traffic-symbol' life of Americana expression, and it makes you think about why we spend so much time on social-media these days 'surfing' for the 'right' tones of magic...or even everyday comforts.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)