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I've just returned from a solitary cross country trip by car which included visits to two elderly aunts who are both in failing health and are just about my only remaining family, a minor car accident, and other assorted adventures. In one way it was the trip from hell, but in another it was a wonderful experience. I came home with some thoughts about people and their health which I would like to share.
When I had my fender bender, I was quite upset because I was in Arizona and set to head back to my home in Pennsylvania the next morning. A woman driving a small pickup truck pulled out of a side street and hit my right front fender. It was just the last straw after a difficult time and I nearly cried when I called my husband to tell him about it. But then I went out for supper, hoping food would lessen my growing headache. My waitress and the cashier were friendly, and I had to laugh at an overheard conversation between two men who didn't seem to be playing with a full deck. By the time I left the restaurant, I was over the terrible mood I arrived with and my headache was manageable. If ever I was to have a pounding headache, it would have been when I was driving home and listening to a strange sound coming from the damaged portion of the car. I searched in vain for the cause of the screeching noise, which sounded by the last day on the road like someone scraping a fingernail on a blackboard. That last day had its joys to offset the annoying noise, though - an Amish farmer sitting at the corner of a field letting his magnificent team of horses rest, two calves butting heads in a pasture, lambs kicking up their heels as they learned about life, a laughing baby in a restaurant entertaining everyone around her, and the knowledge that I would be home by suppertime, back to my husband who I had missed terribly and to my beloved farm. Go To Page: 1 2
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