A Four-Dollar Worn Shawl to Wear to Belle Meade
“Going to the beach?” the cashier asked.
“Going to the lake,” I said.
I paid thirty-two dollars and carried the little bag out to my car.
We sat in the parking lot while I ripped open the cardboard.
I took my phone out of my pocket and slipped it into the thick plastic case.
I clamped the black hinges closed at the top.
The seal locked into place with a loud click.
“Are you planning to take a swim in the farmhouse sink?” Margaret asked.