" She said.I was like "whatever" and kept reading.She kept staring at me. "You know we could be friends. We're actually really alike."I laughed. "We'r... nothing alike!" I said. I had to get away from the conversation. "Let's just try being civil with each other." I said and then I got up and went to the cafe car where I lingered and texted with friends.When I got back she was napping. I sat down quietly and tried to get back to my reading. But I found myself looking at her. Which I usually. ’ ‘I don’t know momma, there isn’t anyone in town who interests me.’ ‘Just the same dear, you find one of the boys in Pierce interests you.’ ‘Sure momma,’ Tillie agreed with her to end the conversation. As most parents do Tillie’s mother was no different. She wanted Tillie to be happy and so she believed the sooner Tillie had a man in her life the happier she would be. Tillie knew her mother thought this but said nothing. Later that evening Tillie’s mother had a heart attack. Though the. Her name has been changed to protect her from any embarrassment.I worked for an agency that had a residence for handicapped wheelchair bound residents. they were all adults with their own apartments. there were a total of 14 residents. during the day they participated in activities and some actually worked part time. at night we provided their meals, recreational outlets and for those who needed it we had a nurse dispense medication and a few needed help with basic bathing. overall they were. Maini kaha ki aab itna to dekh liya hai bas niche bhi dekh leta hu. To mana karane lagi. Par tabtak mani unki saadi ko khol diya tha. Mere saamne sirf pethikot par khadhi thi maine pethikot ko bhi khol diya waise hi wo nagi mere saamne ho gai phir mane unki pusi ke uprse haath phirane laga. Phir andhar ek ungali dala ki o boli aab basa karo na, muze darad ho raha hai our tum bade he badhamash ho rahe ho. Mane unki ek bhi baath nahi suni aapni ungali ko undar bahar karne laga to unki sase tez ho.