“Is my injection this morning?” I asked my father over his cellphone.
He said he was shaving when I called.
“It is due next week,” Old Fuss and Feathers said looking at the appointment card. “I am glad you are being aware of it though.”
I hadn’t been out of the shower for ten minutes when Mrs. Barbara called.
“Will you come in and handle the front end while I go to the dentist?” she asked. “I’ve had a filling come out.”
“Sure,” I said. “I will be down there in thirty minutes.”
She didn’t want to leave Tracy all alone.
All Tracy talked about was going out tonight and how excited she is. I was on the verge to cancel it to be honest. I am a nervous wreck today. Tracy’s exuberance dulled my desire to cancel somewhat.
“I will drink virgin margaritas since I am driving,” I replied.
This should prove very, very interesting seeing Tracy after she’s had a few drinks in her. I can see it heightening her bubbly personality.
Mrs. Barbara showed back up two hours later and I headed to the polls. I mostly voted a straight Democratic ticket hoping to send a message to Washington about the Trumpster. The only Republican I voted for was Kay Ivey, our governor. She’s like having your grandmother as governor of the state. She can be kind of a maverick with regards to her politics as well. She doesn’t always tow the Republican party line.
I had a relative called Little Daddy who was always mean spirited and boastful. He’d get hopped up on pain pills and go on a mean streak. Dad always laughs when I say we have Little Daddy in the White House. It’s true! Trump acts just like Little Daddy. He’d be just as xenophobic and mean about all those “Mexicans” trying to enter our country as well.
