Do you know you're early?
I must have doofus written on my forehead.
Last summer, I wrote the article Knowing When to Quit for the North Texas e-News. It involved my husband, myself, and a rather selfish young woman who insulted us into silence while in line at a grocery. Today, I was twenty minutes early to a hair appointment in Dallas and the receptionist (young, blonde) asked me the above question. Did I know I was early? My stylist was 1) not there and 2) never on time.
And this was my problem?
Leaving home this morning, fog made visibility about 1/4 mile. I made a stop en route and gave myself plenty of time to arrive. Fortunately, the fog was lifting and I arrived early. I was quite content to sit and read, have the cup of coffee she finally offered me.
So, early doofus that I am, I explained to her that I "came with the traffic." I couldn't think of anything pithy to say. It probably would have been wasted anyway.
And here, all along, I'd thought it was the spouse!
Labels: Knowing when to quit, North Texas e-News
1 Comments:
I like what you write - your articles are definitely three dimentional (after the cartoon) - the photos of Chicago were brill - I expecially liked the corn cob and the American flag in the wake of the boat with Chicago in the background. - Chris
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