Reginald and Rachel were making their annual Thanksgiving pilgrimage to Wyoming, Pennsylvania, to see Queen Esther’s Rock.
As always they went from Route 80 onto Route 115 and stopped at their favorite coffee shop in Bear Creek Township.
This year, though, things were different.
It was under new management.
“How dare they?!” he shrieked aloud.
“Mark my words, Governor Wolf will regret this!”
“Honey, he can’t control this.”
He made such a scene the employees asked them to leave.
“I just hope they don’t find out about this in Wyoming,” Rachel shrieked.
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Dear Larry,
The governor can only do so much. I feel for Rachel, she must be embarrassed.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Old folk don’t like change.
Good piece.
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Thanks. I don’t know how old these people are. That might be a part of the problem. I’ve never liked change, even in my young un days.
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A whole lot of shrieking going on! Imagine if something big happened in their lives… 😉
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They can’t even handle slight change. A big one would send them way over the edge for sure
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I shudder to think… 😉
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Most people don’t like change! Must be a dull household they live in!
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My sympathies are totally with Rachel. There are times when I want just ot walk away and pretend I’m not with him.
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Life has entirely too many of those moments
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Sounds like he might suffer from a bi-polar condition. That kind of behavior, unless from the elderly, is not really normal in a younger or middle-aged person. I’ve experienced it and it’s very embarrassing. He needs help. Good story, Larry. Well done. 🙂 — Suzanne
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Thanks Susan. Ever since I as an extreme young.un I’ve never liked change. Maybe he has that problem or maybe he’s just my fellow stick in the mud
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