No, 16
Granny was now a person with food in her stomach, a situation which definitely agreed with her. We sat on the living room couch; her feet rested on an an unread pile of InfoWorld magazines stacked on my coffee table. Granny didn't talk much. We stayed up for several hours and sat in front of the TV, until I couldn't stall the inevitable. I had to start programming and finance my mass movement {all bathroom jokes aside}.
I knew she was the lady in the house, but beats the hell out of me if I was going to let greasy Granny spend the night sleeping under my blankets. I didn't care how dirty they were {my blankets}, which as far as I was concerned, was nothing compared to eau de Granny. I just thought Lulu had been pretty slick to dump everything into my hands and run off with her video recorder.
"Uhh, I'll make a bed up for you on the couch," I said.
"You're gonna let me sleep here?" she said, startling herself back into a sitting position. "On your couch?"
"Where else? There's only one bed in the apartment."
"You really don't have to do that," she said.
Yeah, and didn't I know it, which is when Granny decided to tell me her life's story.
Saturday, September 17, 2005
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