zydrate
Sweet Zydrate
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Michael seemed in better spirits this morning than she had seen him when she seen him in the rehab center. That was good as she was happy for him. Although she wasn't a morning person, he made her morning a little more enjoyable.
He asked if they could take their coffee with them for a walk. Paige nodded as she had just finished a sip and stood, setting her cup down and stood up. "That sounds like a great idea." She picked up her coffee and walked with Michael to the back door that lead from the porch and toward the dock.
It was early still but it felt good. The cool breeze kissing the lake and coming onto shore still felt very nice.. mixed with a warm cup of coffee, it was perfect. Again, they were both quiet as they walked slowly toward the dock, "Maybe tonight you'll actually make it to bed," she teased him.
"Hmm... I remember sitting here a lot with my Grandfather as he taught me to fish," she sipped her coffee, "he would always tell me to talk quietly as I would be scaring the fish. It was his gentle way of telling me I talked too much."
Wow...where had that memory come from? Actually, she knew where it came from but why mention it? She didn't want to bore Michael with it.
"But yeah, we'd sit here, talk about anything and everything... I like to think it was his way of actually getting me to sit still for more than an hour. He would always tell people I was either going to be a doctor or a politician... of course the latter would make my father happy."
"I spent so many summers here and when I started to drive, I would of course, break the law, and drive down anyway to see him and my grandmother. I don't know how, but they knew when I would coming down to stay for a few days."
She stopped, realizing she was babbling and sipped her cooling coffee, "If you're up to it, we can walk back up the dock and toward the shore line."
He asked if they could take their coffee with them for a walk. Paige nodded as she had just finished a sip and stood, setting her cup down and stood up. "That sounds like a great idea." She picked up her coffee and walked with Michael to the back door that lead from the porch and toward the dock.
It was early still but it felt good. The cool breeze kissing the lake and coming onto shore still felt very nice.. mixed with a warm cup of coffee, it was perfect. Again, they were both quiet as they walked slowly toward the dock, "Maybe tonight you'll actually make it to bed," she teased him.
"Hmm... I remember sitting here a lot with my Grandfather as he taught me to fish," she sipped her coffee, "he would always tell me to talk quietly as I would be scaring the fish. It was his gentle way of telling me I talked too much."
Wow...where had that memory come from? Actually, she knew where it came from but why mention it? She didn't want to bore Michael with it.
"But yeah, we'd sit here, talk about anything and everything... I like to think it was his way of actually getting me to sit still for more than an hour. He would always tell people I was either going to be a doctor or a politician... of course the latter would make my father happy."
"I spent so many summers here and when I started to drive, I would of course, break the law, and drive down anyway to see him and my grandmother. I don't know how, but they knew when I would coming down to stay for a few days."
She stopped, realizing she was babbling and sipped her cooling coffee, "If you're up to it, we can walk back up the dock and toward the shore line."