Snippet #2141327

David drummed on the steering wheel of his car to the song on the radio, that was when the music tuned down and the sound of the phone came over the speaker and with the push of a button he answered it.

"David you're on yer way to that park aint ya?" said the heavy thick Texan accent of his mother.

"Yep sure am mom on my way there now... though Im kind of caught up in traffic at the moment" he said with a sigh as the were moving at barely a crawl.

"Well Im just making sure I know how you like to take detours specially if you're hungry and there's a burger joint somewhere" her voice dripping with embarrassment at her sons addiction.

"Aww mom come on I'm supposed to be meeting this girl I don't want to go stuffing a burger in my mouth give me a little credit will ya" he chuckled a little.

"Alright fine just stay on task and don't detour even though you're stuck in traffic it aint gonna go no where so you might as well suck it up and wait for things to clear ya hear me David".

"Yes Mama now I got to go I think traffic is starting to move now bye" the line went quiet and David finally started to move forward again. Seems there was some sort of accident and that was what was holding things up. David went back to drumming beats on his steering wheel, following the GPS to his destination. Parking his car he looked around the park. It wasn't much of anything really, it looked like many parks he had seen in the past, he really didn't see what was so special that he would meet his future wife here. He shrugged and stuck his hands in his pocket, listening to his I-Phone as he walked along, whistling and humming along.

-"Now what was her name?"- he thought to himself as he went scratching his head he knew his mother had told him but he couldn't put his finger on it. Perhaps she girl would remember for him, and seek him out. That would make things allot easier but the probability of it was slim, he thought about calling his mother again, but that would end up being a tongue lashing of the century. He really didn't want to listen about how horrible he was for not listening to her in the first place. It was never that he loved his mother very much and tried his best to listen to her. But information like names or addresses never seemed to stick with David, thats why he got a GPS so he wouldn't get lost all the time.

"I wonder if they could come up with a GPS for people that would make this allot easier" thoughts of how one would make that possible began to run through his head now. Would they have to put microchips into people bodies or maybe they could wear some kind of bracelet or something. He gave up sitting down on a bench next to a bike path and began to dial his mother.