The phone rang at uncle's house. My cousin Daisie called to ask us if we wanted to take her to the Nashville airport.
I agreed and put on my sunflower dress and trench coat. I used my yellow flats and Kipling™ sling bag. I asked uncle Martin if he could go and he just said, "Yep.", in a low tone and sluggish voice. "Then go and dress up, I'm done!" I replied. As fast as lightning, he had his checkered polo shirt, grandpa sandals, stone-washed jeans and 70's popular mafia hat!
(P.S. If the "mafia" spelling is wrong, "Sorry!".)
I was surprised, "Uncle, you still wear those?!" "Of course, Mimi!" (He always calls me "Mimi" when he's happy. :( ) Then, we went.
It was traffic so I had a short nap before we reached Grandma Pamela's house to get Daisie so she could ride her plane and take off to Italy. I saw her and said "Bye!" to Granny Pam. We rode a taxi and waited in the airport. I excused myself to the CR.
I saw Vinda as cold as ice, pale as a dove and tired as a runner who ran 10 miles straight! I gave her my hotdog sandwich and hugged her.
I left and took Daisie to her plane. I waved at her and both of us cried.
Uncle and I went home. We wanted to know if Daisie was okay, I hope she'll always be...
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♥The Dumbest Life of That Girl♥
No FicciónMia's life is a dumb one, she really admits it. She's a spoiled kid. But she has good friends, ugly home, tardy uncle and imperfect life! What could she ever ask more? Well, one more thing, and it is almost to be discovered... P.S. Actually, I think...