“It’s amazing you can do that,” Charlie said. “We were going to throw it away and your daddy spent $499 on that 46 inch television. I went with him to get it. How much did the part cost to fix it?”
“The power motherboard was $44 dollars,” I told Charlie.
“How did you know what part was failing?” Charlie asked.
“Just simple intuition,” I replied. “I knew the backlights weren’t getting power.”
“Give me a hug and then I am headed to your daddy’s house,” Charlie then said.
Charlie then remarked on how much weight I have lost for which I blushed. Charlie gave Maggie a dog hug as well and he was on his way.
“Don’t spill the senior coffee,” I said jokingly as he stepped out my front door.
“I’ll try not to,” Charlie replied laughing. “Your daddy and that senior coffee!”
Maggie was anxious to get her biscuit so I tore it up in little pieces and gave it to her. She was a happy dog and then turned her attention to the sausage biscuit I was eating. Dog logic. Yours tastes better than mine.
1 comment:
Hugs are nice! If everybody gave each other a hug then the world would be a better place. I laughed at Maggie's "dog logic".
Jennifer 💋
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