Taxis Are Bad
Taxis are bad, the drivers rape little boys. Anyway that is my experience with them. That was then, this is now. I still dont like taxis. Every time I see one, I remember. If one pulls up beside me at a stoplight, I wont look at the driver, too scary.
The other morning I get to work and am just getting out of my car and a taxicab pulls to the curb behind my car. One of the nurses I work with gets out and I freak out. I run up to her and ask her if she is ok. I say, He didnt do anything to you did he? Are you sure youre ok? She looks at me like I have more than just a loose screw. Her look is more like my last screw just fell out and she can see that I am just a heap of rubble on the sidewalk. And that is how I feel. I try to reassure her that everything is ok but she is obviously not convinced.
Lunchtime comes and I think she is watching for me to take my lunch brake. Because here she comes and sits down at the table in the shade outside where I am sitting. She never does that. She says, So Darrel, do you care to explain what that was all about this morning? I say No. I look at the purple bracelet Im wearing on my wrist, the one that Dwayne gave me. It says Break the Silence. I talk. I tell her in as few words as possible what happened to me and my brother. She hugs me. We have a good conversation.
Darrel
The other morning I get to work and am just getting out of my car and a taxicab pulls to the curb behind my car. One of the nurses I work with gets out and I freak out. I run up to her and ask her if she is ok. I say, He didnt do anything to you did he? Are you sure youre ok? She looks at me like I have more than just a loose screw. Her look is more like my last screw just fell out and she can see that I am just a heap of rubble on the sidewalk. And that is how I feel. I try to reassure her that everything is ok but she is obviously not convinced.
Lunchtime comes and I think she is watching for me to take my lunch brake. Because here she comes and sits down at the table in the shade outside where I am sitting. She never does that. She says, So Darrel, do you care to explain what that was all about this morning? I say No. I look at the purple bracelet Im wearing on my wrist, the one that Dwayne gave me. It says Break the Silence. I talk. I tell her in as few words as possible what happened to me and my brother. She hugs me. We have a good conversation.
Darrel