How Important Is It?

The bride had spent the morning getting her hair and makeup perfect. Even so, she didn’t bend down to pat Bandgee on the head, which was really all anyone would expect. She dropped to one knee and cradled Bandgee’s face in her hands.  The dog did what dogs do. He licked her face. Twice. The bride wiped her cheek with the back of her hand.

From where I sat, I couldn’t see if the Bandgee’s kiss had any effect on the Bride’s makeup. Wife of The New Boss gasped.  She too had spent the morning getting her hair and makeup done.  The Bride turned to look at her, smiled and shrugged. “I love this dog!” she said.  Someone asked if she meant Bandgee or Daniel. The crowd laughed.

‘One of these women knows what’s important,’ I thought.

Today I’ll focus on what’s truly important.

Burnout Training ©2018 by Ken Montrose

Burnout Training is a work of fiction. Any similarity between the characters and anyone you might know is purely coincidental.

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