RawDog33
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I was sitting on the couch, happily zooming along in his MarioKart game, without a care in the world. Life was good. I had just graduated high school, I had a scholarship to ride into Golden State University, and a whole summer in front of me to just, fucking finally, slack the fuck off.
After all, I had busted my ass, for years now, and it was all paying off.
Of course, there were still chores to do around the house, but I’d learned that if I just took care of my shit, I’d be in good shape. Today was my day to do laundry, and it was happily running at this very moment.
I felt bad for my sister, though. It was Lexie’s day to do the dishes, and our mother was cooking up a damn feast! She probably felt bad that she and Dad were going to be away, on some whatever-the-fuck-they-do business in Europe, for a month. Regardless, Mom was intent on fixing a metric shit-ton of food. And Lexie was up in her room, no doubt smelling all the food being cooked.
I was well aware that she knew it was her night to do dishes, but I couldn’t help but remind her, quickly and quietly snapping a picture of Mom and the dishes already piling up. I sent her the pic, in a text, and wrote “you’re on dishes have fun”
After all, I had busted my ass, for years now, and it was all paying off.
Of course, there were still chores to do around the house, but I’d learned that if I just took care of my shit, I’d be in good shape. Today was my day to do laundry, and it was happily running at this very moment.
I felt bad for my sister, though. It was Lexie’s day to do the dishes, and our mother was cooking up a damn feast! She probably felt bad that she and Dad were going to be away, on some whatever-the-fuck-they-do business in Europe, for a month. Regardless, Mom was intent on fixing a metric shit-ton of food. And Lexie was up in her room, no doubt smelling all the food being cooked.
I was well aware that she knew it was her night to do dishes, but I couldn’t help but remind her, quickly and quietly snapping a picture of Mom and the dishes already piling up. I sent her the pic, in a text, and wrote “you’re on dishes have fun”