Fear, Loathing, and Thanks in the Home Depot Parking Lot
Life is unfair as we know and sometimes we have to go to Home Depot on a weekend morning, even a weekend morning during the Christmas season when every one is buying trees and tools (i.e. toys) for Dad, and what-have-you. I actually don’t mind the store, but the parking lot is a minefield of loose, lost, and dangerous nails, screws, and other tire-piercing pieces of metal, so I was proceding cautiously through the maze of car lanes trying to select an area which most likely would have the least heavy metal and came upon an elderly gray-haired guy (well, lets say someone my age!) who was jaywalking down the middle of the car lane. I hit the brakes. He looked around angrily alarmed by my sudden arrival. I did the only sensible suburban thing I could think of: I smiled at him and passed by. Well, when I parked safely (I hoped) and got out of the . . .
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Don Reinaldo
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