At 6 o'clock on Valentine's Day the grocery store was not exactly deserted, but rather patronized by a few single shoppers and several families. The bitter cold of yesterday had subsided and our coats were unzipped when we stopped on our way home from the movies to get the final ingredients for our traditional heart-shaped pizzas. To our surprise, giant snowflakes filled the sky as we exited through the double doors. It was too warm for them to stick, but Heidi and I turned to each other at the same moment.
"Remember that time we went to the movies?" I started
"and when we came out it was snowing?" Heidi continued.
"then we went to the Japanese steakhouse for dinner, and after that? It was really coming down," I added.
"and we didn't have school for a week!" Heidi finished.
"That was fun!" we said together, and we climbed into our car to drive home.
"Remember that time we went to the movies?" I started
"and when we came out it was snowing?" Heidi continued.
"then we went to the Japanese steakhouse for dinner, and after that? It was really coming down," I added.
"and we didn't have school for a week!" Heidi finished.
"That was fun!" we said together, and we climbed into our car to drive home.
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