The Post Office
This morning after washing the weekend’s dishes, loading the laundry, answering 27 texts, sweeping fallen bits of breakfast, warming my sick husband’s tea, taking my wildly energetic one-year-old to the doctor, I found myself at the post office with my wildly energetic one-year-old and two parcels to post. Seeing my son pulling out box after box, the teller offered a ready-made one. Seeing my son hooked to my hip while I attempted to tape a package one-handed, she gently took over. Seeing my frayed face, she unpeeled and posted my hand-written labels. Sometimes I wonder if angels wear camo baseball caps and neon-yellow Ray Bans.
This microblog is part of a current series called “Grace-glimpses.”