My Father Tossed a Blue Savings Passbook into the Mud at Cedar Ridge
Pamela pushed her oversized designer sunglasses up her nose.
She always wore them indoors when she felt like pretending to be a celebrity hiding from cameras.
“What are you doing with her clothes?
Are those going to charity?” I asked.
Pamela didn’t look at me.
She picked up a tagging gun from the coffee table.
“We’re putting together a very exclusive estate sale for Saturdayyy,” Pamela said, drawing out the last word.
“Vintage knits are very valuable right nowww.”