girl behind the register
asked, “Will that be all
for you?”
“No,” I replied a bit
defensively. “Some of
it’s for my husband.”
—Janet Hull
Lorton, Virginia
I’ve noticed that fewer
drivers are using their
turn signals, and it
makes me crazy. I
was with a friend who
wasn’t using his direc-
tional, and I asked why.
He shot back, “You
know what? It’s no-
body’s business which
direction I’m turning!”
—npr.org
My 35-year-old son and
I had just finished our
meal when I realized
I’d left my wallet in my
truck. As I headed out
the door, I told the
waitress what had hap-
pened. “But don’t
worry,” I said with a
grin. “I’m leaving my
son for collateral.”
She looked at him.
Starving after hours of
driving nonstop, my
husband and I pulled
over at a truck stop.
While he gassed up
the car, I went into the
restaurant and placed
our order to go. After
writing it all down, the
“He’s outside setting up a tent for the kids.”
Reader’s Digest
20 march 2019 cartoon by Bill Abbott
LIFE
in these
United States