Bridge to Haven
“Javier Estrada’s barbershop was slow on Monday mornings, and Zeke would have the opportunity for immediate service and plenty of time to talk baseball. Javier kept up with players and stats. Next, Zeke stopped in at the Vassa Bakery for a loaf of Swedish rye and a short visit with Klaus and Anna Johnson. They had a passel of children who’d all worked in the bakery at one time or another, but who were now scattered north and south, establishing family businesses of their own.It was a nice mornin...g for sitting in the square. People always stopped by to chat or just said hello in passing. Zeke liked to be out among the people. He ate a piece of fresh rye bread, enjoying the sunlight that shone through the redwood and maple trees, splashes of light moving like dancers on the sidewalk. It had been a busy week. Mitzi had wanted a ride, and he’d taken her with him to visit several families outside of town. She knew how to make people laugh, even when they were determined not to crack so much as a smile.MoreLess
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