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A totally catastrophic, unmitigated disaster.
Me. I am the totally catastrophic unmitigated disaster.
Every colleague my age was either married with kids or a coke addict. Burnt out by their forties. It was time for me to get out.”
Smiling, with his hand on my lower back, he nodded to his truck. “Come on, let’s go home.”
“As it turned out, he’d had some heart issues for a while. Never told anyone. The doc said my dad never wanted anyone to worry. So typical that stubborn men of that generation don’t want to talk about health stuff. It could have saved his life if he’d just talked about it. If we knew.” “So true.” “I could have taken him to see a specialist.”
He laughed. “Well, you’re in luck. Spiders don’t bother me one bit.”
Earlier he said he was afraid of them
