“Hey Chuck! You ready to go?” he asked.
“I will meet you up there,” I replied impatiently.
I grabbed my keys off the key holder and headed to the car for the short three mile drive to Kroger.
I then did my shopping and was waiting on my father to walk into the store. I parked my cart at the front of the store and stood and waited.
“You ready to checkout sir? I can get you on six.” a little black lady said.
“I am waiting on somebody,” I replied. “Thank you, though.”
“Oh, okay,” she said. “Let me know when you are ready.”
“You were quick tonight!” Old Fuss and Feathers said surprised when he finally walked in.
I must’ve been waiting ten minutes.
We checked out. I loaded up my car and I was sitting back in front of this computer at 9:19pm. It took all of 30 minutes to drive to Kroger, do my shopping tonight and to unload and put away my groceries. I knew what I wanted. I got in and I got out. It would’ve been twenty minutes if not for the wait on my father to arrive.
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