Food. We’ve got to have it. But have you ever noticed how some people think of food a lot more than others?
Our first day in London we went to the ATM. On the way, I said, ‘Hey, we’re really close to the Underground.”
“That’s nice,” said Mae. We kept walking.
The next day, we were on a bus. As we passed a downward staircase, Mae said, “Look, there’s another one of those Underground’s you saw. It's down stairs.”
“Yep,” I said, “they’re everywhere. It’s the most popular public transportation here.”
Mae looked at and started to laugh. Her eyes watered. When she recovered I asked what was so funny.
“I thought that was a food place,” she said, still giggling. “That’s why I thought they were everywhere.”
That night in our room Mae noticed our carpet looked like rows of corn-on-the-cob. I think she has a one-track mind, and told her so.
I wonder what she will ‘see’ tomorrow.
Our first day in London we went to the ATM. On the way, I said, ‘Hey, we’re really close to the Underground.”
“That’s nice,” said Mae. We kept walking.
The next day, we were on a bus. As we passed a downward staircase, Mae said, “Look, there’s another one of those Underground’s you saw. It's down stairs.”
“Yep,” I said, “they’re everywhere. It’s the most popular public transportation here.”
Mae looked at and started to laugh. Her eyes watered. When she recovered I asked what was so funny.
“I thought that was a food place,” she said, still giggling. “That’s why I thought they were everywhere.”
That night in our room Mae noticed our carpet looked like rows of corn-on-the-cob. I think she has a one-track mind, and told her so.
I wonder what she will ‘see’ tomorrow.
No comments:
Post a Comment