Twisted Roots
“Andrews "What's first?" he asked. "Let's get what we need for the house," I said. "Yes, our house," Uncle Linden seconded, Heyden drove toward the department store, and we got out of the motor home. "She does drive well," he said, gesturing back at it as we walked toward the entrance of the department store, "I guess he wasn't lying to us." "I think you would have rented an old horse and buggy if you had to. Heyden.' "Probably," he admitted. laughing. We went into the store and immediately bega...n to behave like two people who had just arrived from a third-world country. Even Uncle Linden joined in on our childlike excitement, pouncing on the basic clothes and things he needed. After I filled our cart with what I considered the necessities-- sheets, pillows, pillow-cases and blankets, towels and washcloths-- we bought decorative pictures in gilded frames, a clock, two area rugs, and, at Uncle Linden's insistence, a small television set and a DVD player. "I've been asking for one of these back at the home.MoreLess
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