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    Look On The Brightside: Small World

     

    “No kissing boys until you’re fifty and menopausal okay?”

     

    “Bette..” Tina began to object.

     

    Bette floored her partner with a look; for her own sanity, there really was no arguing with her on this one. “Okay Angie?” She asked their daughter again.

     

    “Okay.” Angelica nodded, even though she had no vague idea what menopausal meant.

     

    “Promise me..”

     

    “I promise.”

     

    “Great.” Bette sighed in relief. Sure, she wasn’t expecting her daughter to stick to her vow, but at least she’d have something to bring up when puberty hits and Angelica starts dating. The thought alone scares her to death, making her eyes tear up in anxiety. Guessing what was going on in that overprotective mind of hers, Tina starts caressing her hand.

     

    “Wait mama,” Angelica spoke up after a minute. “What about Uncle David, James, Sonny and..” The little girl trailed off, thinking of other men that they considered family. “..them. Just them.” She finished with a shrug. “I’m not allowed to kiss them on the cheek too?”

     

    Bette pursed her lips, considering this. She needed to be fair and partial, huh? Fine.. “Shake their hands from now on.” She shrugged.

     

    “Bette!”

     

    ——————

     

    “Tee, how many sandwiches did you eat?”

     

    “About one and a half, I ate Angie’s leftovers. You?”

     

    “Just one. How’s your tummy?”

     

    “Full. The banana split was pretty heavy. Yours?”

     

    “The same. I really shouldn’t have eaten that funnel cake. How are you feeling?””

     

    “Nauseous already. You?”

     

    “I’m sharing your pain, baby.”

     

    “You think this is a bad idea?”

     

    “I think this is not one of our smartest decisions yet.”

     

    “I have to agree. What will we do then? It’s too late to back out..”

     

    “I dunno, close our eyes?”

     

    “Would that work?”

     

    “Probably not.”

     

    “How ’bout we clamp our lips shut instead?”

     

    “Would that hold the food down?”

     

    “No. But it will keep our vomit at bay.”

     

    “I guess so. Hey Tee?”

     

    “Yeah babe?”

     

    “I just want you to remember that you made a promise to our daughter that you’re going to marry me next month. You know, just in case I get sick all over you and you start having second thoughts..”

    Comments

    1. You just reminded me of when I took my nephew to Magic Mountain and spending a small fortune on winning him a prize. “”My Mama B’s so great, she didn’t have to shoot the balls inside the basket to win them.” That was a great, I was roflmao. Nice one off, it’s a good distraction maybe they will give you inspirations for JTG2.0 if you start to get blocked. I believe you went through the same thing with JTG towards the end. Or was it cause you were studying a lot and pressed for time? Thanks for the post Alch.

    2. I adore your snarky, ironic sense of humor, Alchy. So freakin’ funny! You may want to post a “Guffaw Warning” so that you’re not laughing like a loon at work or spewing liquid out your nose if you make the mistake of drinking while reading!!

    3. OMG Alchy! This story was purely, a simple…Sugar Rush!!! How sweet and fun was this peice of fluff (as u call it!). Competetive Bette…don’t mess with that gal. LOL! Love your humor!!!!! (And extra points for cute-Angie!)

    4. What a good story brought back memories of that god-awful song once in your head takes days to get rid ofnow that I am old enough to go to Disneyland on my own I avoid it’s a small world but it’s one of my moms favorites so for days I cannot get the song out of my head I don’t do the spinning teacup’s because I would be green as well looking forward to work this story

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