Eternal Youth
““What’s up with all the elderly?” she asked her mom as she shoved her backpack under the seat in front of her. “Mm, I think Gran said there’s some kind of cruise leaving from Miami.” Her mom was sitting in the window seat, and had already opened a People magazine. She had her cat-eye glasses perched on her nose. “So, we have a layover in Miami?” The plane was one of the big jumbo jets that flew smooth as glass. Callie was excited to be on it instead of a rickety three-seater. She’d had more tha...n enough rickety flights in her life. “Yes, dear,” Gran said, settling in the aisle seat with an oompf. “They just don’t make these seats comfortable, do they?” “You wouldn’t say that if you’d been on some of the flights we have,” Callie told her. She pulled out her Kindle tablet and switched it on. “They’re going to tell you to turn that off for take-off,” Emma said without looking up from her magazine. “Tell me something I don’t know, Mom.” Callie gestured to the long line of people still entering the plane.MoreLess
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