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It’s all good. I was wondering if the coat rack got you. I fell asleep shortly after our conversation ended. The next morning I went for a run, read, had breakfast at the Waffle House, and then went to a church with my co-worker. Afterward, we drove to Mr. Sweeny’s market. It’s a nice store. I can see why you bought so much. I was hoping I’d get to meet Mr. Sweeny but the lady at the register told me he was out of town.
While I was there, I saw the ice cream truck across the street. Of course, it wasn’t open, but I wanted to meet the guy you talk about all the time. I wanted to see the competition.
Oh and I asked the lady at the market if she knew you. She said you are a lazy worker. You’re always late and you never smile at people.
Just kidding! She had nothing but nice things to say about you and she said she’s going to be sad when you leave because you have such a bubbly personality. (I’ve been telling you that for years by the way).
Only a few more days and we’ll both be back in Smalltown. It felt good talking to you Saturday night but I definitely wish we could’ve seen each other in person. Because I would’ve preferred to say what I’m about to say in your presence. However, I can’t keep it from you any longer. Before the summer, my parents were thinking about moving back to France. As of last week, I think they’ve finalized that decision. So it looks like we’re both moving. I’m hoping we could keep writing and emailing. Letters would take a lot longer to get overseas. There’s also a nine-hour time difference from Vegas to France. We would have to plan out our talk times and texting throughout the day. When you’re in school, I’ll be sleeping and vice versa. I’m sure we could work it out if we really tried. That is if you want to. I like getting these little notes from you. It’s like a prize at the end of a long day. I look forward to them. No pressure though. I know moving and getting settled into everything will take some time. I’m sorry I had to tell you this way. I’ll see you soon.
Jonah