
Fast forward a couple weeks, and Christmas had finally come in the form of a phone call from an old co-worker.
What! You want me to show you a house?!
No... said Travis, I actually need you to let me into a house... my house... that's already for sale... that I'm locked out of.
Oh.
Now this wasn't the picturesque first magical key use I'd been dreaming of. I even almost said no.
I did it though. I went and let him in. Because I'm a sucker. Or I'm nice. Maybe both...
Actually it was probably because Travis has always been good at making me laugh, and if that's not worth a favor, I don't know what is.
Travis was meeting someone at the house who was buying his old washer and dryer. I even helped him carry the washer and dryer down the narrow angled stairs and worked up an extremely good sweat.
I didn't expect to get so sweaty the first time I showed a house.
It wasn't what I was hoping for, but it is what happened. Which seems to be a trend in life.
It's not uncommon that expectations and reality don't match up. Curve balls are probably the only thing I can be certain of for my future. And as unnerving as that is, when I reflect on my past, I can't think of anything that's grown me more.
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