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| Ride 'em Cowboy! |
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| Orange and purple cauliflower. Who knew? |
| This story is even funnier because it totally could have been me and either of my daughters would have responded exactly the way Nancy's daughter Sarah did. |
We were riding in the car on the way to visit Aunt Mary, Nancy in the backseat so I could sit up front while her daughter Sarah drove us.
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| Sarah, Aunt Mary and Nancy |
The car is equipped with blue tooth which means it rang within the car. I get that this is a new-fangled way to have hands-free conversations while at the wheel, but I was still caught up in the thrill of it. (I don't get out much...)
The car's backup screen lit up with the name 'Alan.' Of course, you do have to read the screen and touch it to accept the call, so it's not exactly risk-free but it sure is easier than juggling a phone while you're steering. Plus when you get a call this way, it's automatically on speaker so it's much easier to hear.
Sarah moved to answer the call from her Uncle Alan but before she actually touched the screen, her mother pressed the green button on her iPhone, which automatically transfers the call from the car to her phone, which she was holding at arm's length.
"Alan," Nancy said. "I'm in the car....
...I don't know what's wrong, but....
I can't hear you very well..."
Sarah sighed.
"Put the phone to your ear, Mom," she said.
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