I rode in the tow truck to the car repair shop which was closed. I had about a two mile walk home in my expensive Italian leather shoes that I rarely wear, but wore this day. They would wear through to my socks if I walked in them, especially in the rain.
Then a bit of mercy. The tow truck driver gave me a ride home. I asked him if he wanted a popsicle. Not really, he said. Good thing. They had melted.
NyQuil and chicken soup. I dropped like a stone. I feel better, I think, but I must get tested for H1N1 since I am around a nine year old. I don't have it, but I must get tested. I'll get to sit in a clinic with sick people for a couple hours.
But how? I don't have a car. The shop called. Five hundred dollars or so to fix my shitty old beater.
Of course, I'm not going to work. I think I'll take some more NyQuil.
Here's a picture of better days.
awwwwww...feel better...that old quote comes to mind: "if it weren't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all"
ReplyDeleteStick to the straight and narrow. That's where luck lies.
ReplyDeletethe straight and narrow? Are you sure? Worth a try I guess!
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