Saturday will soon enough slip away
(all of them do).
Sunday will once again turn into Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday shall come and go
(mostly unnoticed).
Now Thursday this coming week, this month
of November in this 2020 year, Thanksgiving
will appear.
And due to my disability and Covid-19, I
shall stay at home alone, just my pup and me.
No turkey, but a fine pork roast with all the
trimmings on the menu for me.
My family, son, daughter, grandchildren shall all watch the
parade and football on TV, and feast in their own homes
as the Pandemic explodes and terrorizes American society
this year.
Then Friday shall come around again, and for me leftovers.
Cooking enough for only one meal doesn’t make a lot of
sense for me, about as much as the different names for
seemingly the same days of the week.
It’s like me lighting up and smoking a cigarette at home
alone after a good meal. I don’t really gives a damn
which day of the week it is. Name any day, they all
play out pretty much the same.
As long as I have that pork roast in the oven and a fresh
pack of smokes, I’ll have something for which to be
thankful, I suppose. It’s those little things which make
a difference, you know.
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Chris Hanch 2-21-2020
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