51.   He heard me out, jumped back atop the bar and efficiently delivered a small plastic cup of cocktail.

52.   He made a big jug of strawberry Kool-Aid and he let us use his giant plastic cups, the kind that the big Slurpees came in.

53.   He placed plastic cups around the sprinklers for collecting water in an effort to gauge how evenly it was distributed.

54.   He offered three visitors plastic cups full of crunchy, savory green bananas which he had sauteed with onions to accompany his bistec.

55.   He starts the morning with strong coffee and takes caffeine hits from a plastic cup of iced tea the rest of the day, as if he needs them.

56.   Her hand is pale, and in it her coffee quivers in its plastic cup.

57.   He stares into the plastic cup for signs of mosquitoes-to-be.

58.   Her bony face and sharp eyes softened as she watched them take the white plastic cup and gulp the deadly drink.

59.   Home is where the heart is, not the plastic cups.

60.   However, no drink tastes good in a plastic cup or glass.