Living the Dream
““Why can’t I come see her too?” She knew they were hiding something from her and it made her act like a cranky little kid. “How will you even get there?” she asked, thinking up new objections. “Jim Yellowbird took the truck.”“Walk,” said Aunt Bonita crisply. “It’s less than sixty minutes to Butterfly Woman’s house if you walk fast.”“That’s not her actual name, right, ‘Butterfly Woman’?” Cody’s nostrils flared, like it was the stupidest name she’d ever heard.“Trust me!” I warned her. “Butterfly ...Woman is her real name!” I got goosebumps every time I heard it. I didn’t need anyone to tell me she was a woman of power.“Butterfly Woman is nearly a hundred years old; her name is her own business,” Aunt Bonita snapped.“Earl’s here,” Aunt Evalina told Cody.Cody stomped out to the waiting patrol car. Earl took one look and said humorously, “Oh, it’s like that!” She hunched her shoulders, ignoring the aunts’ waves as the car bumped off down the track.Earl just let her be.MoreLess
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