We were at the supermarket, checking out and Madi and Brian were fooling around. I said, "take a pill," to Madi. She didn't understand, so Brian explained it was take a chill pill from the eighties. And he said it was something we used to say when we were growing up.
And Madi, asked, 'together?; And Brian said, no. We are in Susanville, so I knew that was a possibility. So I wasn't upset by the question. But then she said, 'because you're brother and sister.' Right at that moment I had my hand out, accepting change from the cashier. Our eyes met, just as Madi said the words with less question in her voice than I would have liked.
I froze for a moment, and then exaggeratedly said, 'WE'RE NOT!'
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LOL! Madi needs to know that we were not all blessed by brothers like she and Lydia are!
ReplyDeleteLOL It was so embarassing. I don't get that embarassed anymore, and I am sur the chashier wasn't even listenning, but...It just caught me so off guard that I got all flustered, realizing it was so stupid to declare that we aren't brother and sister, but I couldnt' make myself shut up!
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