Pink Crystal Shopping Cart
I told Evan the whole sequence. I should have come and written the whole thing down right away because it is escaping me now.
I was in someone's kitchen. Someone I liked, but didn't know that well. The house was kind of old and crappy, but I told the husband that it was nice and found a few features to compliment. The kitchen was quite small and the countertops seemed as though they were meant to be temporary, but had been there 15-20 years.
Denise Gibson came out from the guest suite/bathroom drying her hair with a towel. She was staying there as some sort of internship/exchange program.
I was in Longwood, at the intersection of Wekiva Springs Road & 436. I was on the corner where Gooding's was (I think it is Winn Dixie now) trying to cross to the corner with the trashy houses. I had a shopping cart, it was made of pink crystal, like my Lenox candy dish. At first I thought to just push it across. It was so heavy, even though it was on wheels. And then I would go at the next light. Then I realized it would get smashed or stolen so I ran after it, don't walk-type sign blinking angrily at me as I made a scurried waddle across two lanes of traffic.
Phew! I made it. I rested for a moment, then it was time. Cross over to the side where the Springs are. I didn't have the cart anymore. Denise was with me again and she was telling me different anecdotes about her schools, but giving initials for all of them and I was having a hard time following. In a voice like Paula Dean's she told me that Steve Spurrier had left her a message the other night. He said something to the effect of, "I bet you're surprised to hear from me about (product name), but this is actually me not a recording... I made some bad investments and am looking to... I have a daughter I need to take care of...)."
Then Denise and I went on to discuss logistics for a workshop. We discussed different schools that might work and I decided it would be better if I picked the spot but she ran the day since I probably would not be there due to the baby.
