Leaving
Yesterday I was walking Ms. Tika (my miniature Australian Shepherd), when I noticed a set of absolutely gorgeous wrought-iron candle stands sitting on the street. A gentleman of about 30 years of age was carefully loading a variety of objects into his car. When he noticed me noticing his candle stands, he looked mildly embarrassed (I have no idea why), and mumbled "I'm moving out."
I couldn't help it. Something about the situation tickled my sense of the absurd.
I put on my best smile. "Well, then," I said, with an overdose of cheer and sincerity, "It was nice meeting you. FAREWELL . . . and best of luck in all your journies."
He stared at me, speechless.
I tugged on Ms. Tika's leash and continued on my way home. I mean, really - what else was there to say?
I couldn't help it. Something about the situation tickled my sense of the absurd.
I put on my best smile. "Well, then," I said, with an overdose of cheer and sincerity, "It was nice meeting you. FAREWELL . . . and best of luck in all your journies."
He stared at me, speechless.
I tugged on Ms. Tika's leash and continued on my way home. I mean, really - what else was there to say?
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