My day was a short one, and now I am drinking my lunch.
Dear Social Services job:
I love you like a fat kid loves cake.
No, really.
Fondest,
Jett
Today I got to meet two of the most stunningly wonderful-looking little boys. So much so that I thought I might gnaw on their cheeks upon the sight of them. Then I remembered that I have a job because people actually do shit like that, and I reined myself in. I made do with merely beaming like a big ole idiot at them.
They had shocky white-blonde hair and the coolest electric green eyes you’ve ever seen. There was a smattering of pale freckles and blocky, oversized dungarees with hands shoved deep in pockets. Baby-cool. The oldest was five, his little brother (who was three) looked like he’d been sprouted from Five’s bone marrow or some shit. Identical save for six, seven inches in height.
I kneeled to greet them on their level, as is my custom.
“‘Sup, sweet thang?” is how Five greeted me. Oh boy.
Some four hours later, after a visit with gramma had been pounded out, I nestled Three in his carseat for the impending ride.
“Lean back, little guy, so I can get you all buckled in,” I said.
“Suck it, bitch,” was his reply. Yes indeedally-doo, they are both charmers.







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