I bounced a check.
There. It’s out.
I wish I could tell you my insufficient funds were for a twenty thousand dollar super speedy motorboat with a deluxe bathroom on board. Instead I bounced a check for nineteen-dollar school pictures…
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Carol
“Put this in your purse.” My husband thrust a sippy cup my way. “And this,” he tossed me a bib. As I dug and rearranged my wallet, my business card case, a few peppermints, some lip gloss, forty-eleven coupons, a tube of hand cream, a pack of tissues, and my pressed powder compact to fit the cup, he says, “We should probably take these.”
I raised my head to see a couple of diapers and a wipes box staring me in the face…
Carol
My daughter’s hand-held gaming system is lost. And yours probably is, too.
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Carol
“Ms. Hatcher, we’d like to present you with these cross necklaces as a token of our appreciation.” I stared at the two necklaces in my hand delicately wrapped in a sheet of copy paper, then looked up at the prisoner who handed them to me and grinned…
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Carol
We left the restaurant hand in hand. With stomachs full, we chatted about light topics like the garlic rolls and the cool night air. We stood, toes on the edge of the curb, deciding which way to go. To venture down to the pier – our original plan before Chinatown sucked away our time with her shopping delights – or back to the hotel to snuggle in fluffy sheets and watch the night lights flicker?
The rustling behind me had me turning back…
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Carol
