Posted on November 6, 2009 by Beau Stylo

Screech Tells All

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Lisa was overjoyed; she did not feel the fatigue from working two shifts in a row at the hospital that day. When she arrived home, she found her mother sitting at the kitchen table apparently waiting for her to come home. In all the excitement she simply forgot to call her parents and let them know she was staying on for a second shift.

“Were you out with friends?” her mother asked. “If so that’s fine, but please let me know next time so I wouldn’t have to dive into a pint of ice cream to soothe my nerves.”

“Ma, I’m sorry, I totally forgot to call you,” Lisa responded.

“That’s okay. You’re usually very responsible about those things, which is why I worry even more when I don’t hear from you,” her mother said forgivingly, as she scraped out the last of her chocolate almond crunch from the bottom of the container.

“I wasn’t out with my friends, usually I keep my head on those occasions, but today something else happened.”

“Is everything alright dear?” her mother inquired anxiously.

“Oh Ma, everything is really wonderful! I just might have met my future husband at the hospital this evening, that’s all. So surely you could understand why I’m a little out of character. You know Ma? Surprisingly, sometimes working there turns out to be really great.”

“Lisa, you’re too much, and let me tell you something else young lady,” she said with a glint in her eye, “You are far too young to be speaking about getting married.”

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