
We left London behind and caught a train to Wales. Lenore had never been on a train before. I have, but only once when I was little. It was a three-hour ride, but I didn’t get up to use the toilet once. This is probably because of a deep-seeded fear of train lavatories. The last time I was on a train, I accidentally locked myself in the lavatory and I was too young to work the mechanism to unlatch it. As my parents weren’t the most mindful, it took them a while to notice I was gone. Then chaos ensued as they went searching for me, but as I was quiet as a mouse—and mostly still am—no one had seen where I’d gone. The train people got involved and asked my mum and dad a lot of questions. My mum was so hysterical at that point, the worker even asked her if she was sure she had a son. When they discovered where I was, they had to wait until the next stop to find a janitor who could get the door open.
Poor Little Milo!
ReplyDeleteDear Burbank,
ReplyDeleteDo you realize how strange it is to notice someone not using the bathroom? And anyway, this story about me getting locked in is made up! I’d berate you for this, but I fear this must have happened to you and you’re projecting onto me. Let me know if you want to talk.
--Milo
Someone’s seen Flightplan too many times.
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