A month or so ago my wife sent me over to the elderly neighbor's farm with a bread pudding that she knew he liked. I called first and got no answer, and figured he was away from his phone. When I drove in his lane I spotted his son doing the chores. That's when I learned that his dad had been in a nursing home for a week. I know how things like this work - someone snooping around when there's a tragedy in the family - and it made me feel kinda funny, wondering what the son was thinking. I guess he wasn't too worried though - he asked me to be a pallbearer when his dad died a week or so later. I wish we had gotten that bread pudding over there while he was home to enjoy it. After having said all that, hopefully some of those pickups were bringing food for the family. That's real common in our neighborhood. On the other hand - one of the families in our little town had their deep freeze cleaned out while they were all at a visitation for a family member.
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