Meg lives in my apartment building here in Covington, Kentucky and she’s a nice, older lady who is always friendly to me and I’m always friendly right back. Sometimes I think—actually I kind of know—she would like more from me, but thankfully I don’t see her all that often.
That changed for about 20 minutes a month ago.
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(Picture taken by Jennifer Lien)
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Seems to me like you flew an opportunity.
You are right. She just needed some company and you provided it. That was very good of you.
Nice of you of course but you’re lucky she didn’t have a knife on her.
As Paul McCartney wrote, “Ah, look at all the lonely people.” You were nice to listen to her, but it’s also good that she didn’t make this part of a routine.
I read this in CityBeat a few days ago. A great story 🙂
I think Bee has gone a little overboard with the knife comment but you do have to be careful who you let into your apartment. A lot of people needing drug money in that where you live.
I doubt if Meg could get much drug money from your cow picture.