Chapter 2/ That's not my mamma that's a Man!
CHAPTER
2:
Back
then, we lived in the suburbs! I mean like really, WHO IN THE HADES DO SHE
THINK is gonna want to really kidnap me.
O.J. Simpson?!!
Seriously Mother, seriously, no one wants me and epically since I look like a total geek still (frown!) And oh, JUST GREAT! JUST-FLIPPING GREAT! The “cool” guys are standing around, hanging around and or whatever those “cool people do when their cool crew buys something and is now showing off and hanging out.” You know, it’s a dang shame that one of the leaders of the pack named Conrey Williams, actually AND LITERALLY lives ACROSS from me. AHHHHH! (frown….I guess).
Thinking
to myself and PRAYING AND pleading and trying to make a plea bargain-deal with
God to not have the “cool guys” come by me, come drive past, next to or near me
as I stood helpless, lifeless at the dang bus stop with my Mother. (Totally
ROLLING MY EYES….) what a TOTAL, total and absolute embarrassment.
To
make it worse, the sons of pork-rinds drove by! AHHHH! I KNEW THEY WOULD I JUST
KNEW THEY WOULD!!! They never ever rode this way before, and any other time during summer break. They would keep it pushing in any distance away from me. (frown) Nosy BASTARDS! I JUST HOPE YOU ALL GET A FLIPPING FLAT TIRE! THANKS FOR BEING NOSY! NOSY AT THE WRONG DANG TIME!
They
saw me. Hanging my head low, low down in defeat as I try to think up a cover
story explaining why in the Hades my Mother was standing at the blasted bus
stop. Maybe I’ll tell them when and if they ask that that wasn't my mother
standing at the bus stop but a guy…yeah..that would work.
Then if they said
something like “well HE looks kinda funny.” Then Ima say, well, it was DARK out
when yall saw him and so get your EYES checked!.....uggg but what am I gonna
do once it starts getting lighter in the morning….uggg? Cross that bridge when it
comes. Until now, lets now worry about the future because the future is
confusing. So I will tell them that wasn't my mamma, that was a man. :)
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The bus
driver that I had two years ago drove
and said that she had to go a different way this time. We stopped in front of a
few houses to pick up a kid. I'm surprised that children even lived on this
street. Its such a DEAD street and everybody and anybody who's in there RIGHT
mind would think that this street belonged to the dedication of old people. Old
people, old people, like really old people, the kinds you think God accidentally
FORGOT to call on home.
Well, we
waited. The bus driver did stop and blew the horn but no one came out. After we
pulled off, the kids at the back of the bus saw the kid or teen running out. He
missed the bus on the FIRST day, dang, wish I missed the bus.

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