Vashington
I don’t lie to my mother – I omit the truth sometimes. This particular truth omission revolved around a little place called Seattle, where I was scheduled to attend a large gaming convention. Since my mother hates when I fly and does not understand what I do for a living, saying something like, “I’m going to PAX to do AVGN coverage and a Mr. Bucket stunt,” would blow her mind.After playing a delicate dancing game around my week’s plans, I set off for my Seattle trip without a hitch. I thought it was a bit odd that all of my friends’ planes were delayed due to “Hurricane Irene,” but I figured it was just an overly marketed thunderstorm and decided to hang out at a local brewery while I waited for them to land.
I turned on my phone for the first time that day – 12 missed called, 5 new voicemails. All from my mom. Ruh roh.
“Mom, is everything okay?”
“Vhy is it so loud? Are you at a bar?”
“Uh…”
“Vhat are you, a vacko? Dere’s trees flyink everyvhere...
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November 8th,2011 Short Stories | tags: funny true stories, hilarious female non-fiction, kevin finn, lost in translation, overprotective mothers |
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When I was a freshman in college, I received an angry phone call from my mother.


