My roommate here at Village Care came from his bedroom, his arms stretched out in supplication: “I can’t find…my phone…” he murmured, apologetically. “Can you help me?” Aki is eighty-five, partially demented. “Of course I’ll help you, Aki. Let’s take a look in your jacket pockets.” I went to his closet, opened it, pulled out his black cloth jacket. Systematically did a search through both the outer and inner pockets. No phone. Checked the drawers in his night table; nothing. Looked under the bed. Nope. I stood helplessly in the middle of the floor. “Maybe…” Aki began. “Maybe you could call from your phone…” Well, what a smart idea. Of course. If we heard his phone ringing, we could track it down. I fetched my iPhone and turned to him. “What’s your number?” “Ahhh..” he said and a blank look came into his eyes. “Aaaah…” he repeated, scowling in concentration. I couldn’t help it, I had to suppress a guffaw of laughter.
PS: Aki has a daughter. I called her and she gave me his number. We eventually found the phone, it had fallen behind a pillow.
Keep writing!
I love it.
I agree. Keep writing!!! Some of us will keep reading!!!
Thanks, pal, much appreciate your supportive comment. Who are you, and what do you do?
Greetings John, I have thoroughly enjoyed your books, song writing efforts and interviews. You were so gracious to extend yourself to Madam Gumm. An extraordinary gift of love and compassion on your part. How I miss her. May I please inquire how I may purchase your Bringin’ Out The Beast CD? I have exhausted all my efforts. Warm regards, Dick
Dick, thanks for the recognition.
My ‘Beast’ album is available from me,
as is my new Judy compilation.
Each is $45.00; send me a check
and I’ll forward one or both.
Take a look at: judygarlandfinalnotes.nyc.
Let me know your wishes.
All best,
John
PS: contact me at: jmeyr@earthlink.net