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a short short story
A chapter in the book Coming Back from Her Stroke
My Kids Texting
by Bill Schott
My kids and I are visiting my wife in the hospital daily.
Today, I am unusually still home as my son is there and my daughter to soon replace him.
We communicate via texts and keep ourselves up to the minute. The following is an example from this morning:
Katie: How's Mom?
Adam: They just took her down for dialysis.
Katie: Did they change her temporary line?
Adam: I don't know.
Katie: Did you see her at all?
Adam: She left around the corner and down into the elevator as I walked in.
Katie: Maybe you could ask someone about her line and how long she'll be gone?
Adam: I will.
Katie: Will you, Clown?
Adam: When will you be here, Piglet?
The conversation goes south from there.
My kids and I are visiting my wife in the hospital daily.
Today, I am unusually still home as my son is there and my daughter to soon replace him.
We communicate via texts and keep ourselves up to the minute. The following is an example from this morning:
Katie: How's Mom?
Adam: They just took her down for dialysis.
Katie: Did they change her temporary line?
Adam: I don't know.
Katie: Did you see her at all?
Adam: She left around the corner and down into the elevator as I walked in.
Katie: Maybe you could ask someone about her line and how long she'll be gone?
Adam: I will.
Katie: Will you, Clown?
Adam: When will you be here, Piglet?
The conversation goes south from there.
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