After driving for over seven hours, we are stopped in a
mile-long jam, a half-hour short of home. I am thankful we’d made a bathroom
stop not long before. And I am especially thankful that the sirens squeezing by
on the shoulder of these three lanes of trucks and cars are not coming for me.
I send up a prayer for whoever is the object of this commotion and settle in
for the wait.
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Marcia Moston During World War II the ubiquitous Kilroy popped up on German walls, shelled-out tanks, latrines, tents, ships, and assor...
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