Another Stream of Consciousness Saturday and this weeks prompt is a doozy. It is sap/sep/sip/sop/sup. Linda Hill says we can use all of them or just a few or find a word with them included. Well, I choose all just cause I can. If you would like to get these feelings of independence, go to Linda’s blog and read how. Here is the link.
The Friday Reminder for #SoCS & #JusJoJan 2019 Daily Prompt – Jan. 5th
Sap/Sep/Sip/Sop/Sup by John W. Howell © 2019
“Sup brother?”
“I feel like a sap.”
“How so my man?”
“Do you have time cause it is one of those long stories.”
“For you? I have all the time in the world. You are my best buddy.”
“Wow. Thank you. Okay so here goes—”
“Hold on there bestie. For you, I would do anything.”
“Gee, that’s swell. So there—”
“I would walk through fire.”
“Heres the stor—”
“I would swim through sharks.”
“I appreciate that. I was—”
“No rock too big to move for you.”
“You want to hear the story or not?”
“Aw. Of course, I want to hear it. You are my brother from another mother.”
“I—”
“Or maybe brother from another father. It doesn’t matter. What is your trouble?”
I, erm, was sitting in Micky D’s minding my business. I had a soft drink to sip and catsup to sop, so life was good.”
“I would say good my man. Continue.”
“All t’ sudden this septuagenarian sits in my booth across from me.”
“What the hell is a septuagenarian?”
“Someone who has lived at least seventy years.”
“Oh. Go on.”
“He asks me if I’m going to finish my fries.”
“Aw, the poor guy was hungry.”
“No, that’s not why he asked.”
“Why did he?”
“He has a theory that fries and soft drinks cause sepsis.”
“Sepsis? What’s that?”
“Blood poisoning.”
“The guy is nuts for sure.”
“That’s what I thought. I told him I would give up my fries and soft drink.”
“What did he say?”
“He told me I was saved and took my fries and soft drink.”
“He conned you.”
“That’s why I feel like a sap.”
“Buy the way, do you have a SEP-IRA?”
“I’m not sure. What is it?”
“Simplified Employee Pension – Individual Retirement Plan. It is for retirement.”
“No, I don’t think so.”
“I can set you up.”
“What if I don’t want one.”
“You’ll get sepsis.”
