At grocery store in a small- too small a town, at times, that she calls home – she runs into her father’s girlfriend.
This is the woman who started up with her dad before he was finished with her mom.
This is the woman she called on the phone and begged to let go of her dad. She sobbed and begged. She begged and sobbed. To which mistress said only “you don’t understand, we are soulmates”
Daughter needed to hang up in that moment as she felt violently ill.
But now 5 years later, in the produce section, she sees the woman who is now still living with her dad.
She did not move to say hello. She did not move.
She just stared with a thin line of a mouth as she put potatoes in a bag.
She did not realize until she got home that she had 22 large potatoes.
She lives alone and does like
like potatoes.
I love your stories Nancy. The one about the potatoes cracked me up.
wink! wink! Thank God she wasn’t in the onion section….22 onions would have been a problem.
your daughter is an angel and lifts my spirits every week! We need to meet real soon Lynn!
ohhhh my heart!! but what a terrific and raw/relatable story, great post! 🙂
except for the part where she does not like potatoes. I mean seriously. What is not to like?