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....but I didn't.
Just got back from picking up two barbecue dinners from a local church fundraiser (chicken and ribs) and who do I see walking up the street towards me while I'm on the last leg of driving home? Two teen-aged boys, both minority kids, each carrying a soft drink and a bag of chips. Neither kid looked familiar to me. Should I have reached for the firearm I don't carry and confronted them? Should I have waved as I passed by them? Decisions, decisions. I waved. They smiled and waved back. Of course, I am used to seeing teenagers walking around here. We have a goodly number living in the neighborhood, they have friends, and I am sure a percentage of the couples living here have had more than one marriage, so kids from previous couplings might be visiting. Waving at kids is a lot better than confronting and shooting them. |
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