After
work, exhausted, I plopped down in a showroom chair. Waiting to finalize the
order for my new sofa, I actually closed my eyes. My father used to say “I’m
not sleeping. I’m just resting my eyes.”
I
was sleeping.
But
only for a few seconds. But
admittedly out like a light.
In
my reverie I heard “Okay Mrs.
Zimmerman we’re all set.” I opened
my eyes and the salesman, somewhat surprised by my snoozing, asked me what I
do.
Without
skipping a beat I said, “I teach 7 year olds how to be nice to each other.”
It
was that kind of a day.


