Survival of the In- Laws Pt. 2

I asked them if they wanted to meet Pastor. They said, “Sure.” Of course he was polite and such and asked my roommate where was her home church.

She honestly told him she didn’t have one. And my pastor gave one of those looks your mother gives you when you decide to touch something you know you are not supposed to touch. Lady smiled sheepishly.

When we finally made it outside to the parking lot in which we were blocked in, a fellow member from the praise dance team came to the rescue to move her pop’s car. While we waited He points out these two kids that he said were, “Talking through the whole service.” I said,

“Are you sure they were the only one?”

And I looked at Her. She didn’t get it at first. But then I said, “You were talking.”

“He said to talk to your neighbor,” she recalled in her defense.

Again, if you know anything about a black Baptist church, you know Her told no lies in this matter. But she practically talked through the whole service. I thought this was pretty rude and surprising since the married couple are both church going Christians.

Before the light turns green, I hop out the car for the bus stop. I figured that was a better idea than waiting to get to the intersection to hold up traffic.

But when I got out I thought, “Oh no, did I offend them about the talking matter? Did it look weird when I got out the car?”

Well, nothing had been said when I got back from Paterson that day.

So, again, am I over thinking it? When I came in they were watching movies. The internet went out and He asked for the number to call the Wifi people. But when he asked me he sounded a little snarky. I knew things were cool when I asked if I could have some of his wine and I was permitted. But…what?

I got a chance to have one final chat before the couple left. I honestly like Them and I hope to see them again. And I hope I made a good impression. …

I just honestly hope that Tenneh doesn’t hate me lol.

2 thoughts on “Survival of the In- Laws Pt. 2”

  1. I think if you are going to write about your life and experiences, that’s great but omit my name and my husband’s name. If you were paying attention and I was talking through the entire sermon you seem more focused on what I was doing rather than listening to the word. I think you come of judgmental referring to my husband and I as church going folks so you have this idea of what you believe church going folks should be like and act like. I talked during sermon because I felt like your pastor was very judgmental and less accepting. I have never been to a church where the pastor said “….you weren’t always like this you used to be sleeping around..” I’m sorry but that’s just not my kind of church. I noticed you wrote a part one and a part two… the title seems rather interesting because I know you and zoe are not dating. I tolerated the part one but this is all ridiculous and very kiddish. If you felt a certain way, it’s better to address issues than to write blogs questioning the actions of others and concluding what you believe is their character. I had gone over that weekend to spend some time with my husband and my best friend/cousin.. I never in a million years expected to see my name appear on a blog. That’s just not how I live my life. Please respect that and take my name and that of my husband off your blog.

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