Son-One was home over Thanksgiving break and I was a little concerned about the trip back into Buffalo on Sunday to return him to the halls of academia*--between potential traffic and potential weather, I figured there was ample opportunity for disaster and the way things have been going lately when there's a chance for disaster, disaster it will be**.
The trip went smoothly though and as Son-Two, Daughter-Only and I were making our way back onto the highway after a stop at Wendy's Drive-Thru, I said, "The traffic is so light I can eat my Frosty with a spoon!"
And from the backseat Daughter-Only says, "Did you just say you had your prostate removed?!"
*From what I've been able to discern from visits to the dorm as well as Son-One's own admissions, activity in those halls seems to consist mainly of gossip, video games and occasional surreptitious imbibing of not-quite-legal beverages. In other words, and probably not surprisingly, very little of an academic nature is actually going on in the halls of academia.
**It occurred to me as I wrote that that, really, considering the fact that we were moving somewhat under duress and that we moved a household of six people and twenty years of accumulated stuff, things have gone remarkably smoothly and really the cable/Internet issue is the only major hurdle we've faced. So, I'm a whiner.
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4 months ago
*my sister, 20 years my junior - go dad, is about to graduate with a degree in communications from a pretty good school and she can neither write particularly well nor spell. :)
ReplyDelete** my grandmother was with me while i was being interviewed for life insurance. the guy asked if i ever had prostate problems and my gram asked him if he was new to the business!
{try dunking fries in a frosty. mmm mmm good!)
The fries in the Frosty--definitely one of the greatest inventions EVER.
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