Episode 100: My dad drove me to school a different way every morning for nine years and the whole town knew why except me
Submitted by Dee — Oskaloosa, Iowa. 41. My dad drove me to school every morning from first grade until I got my license, and he never once took the same way twice. He called it the game. I'd climb into the truck and he'd say, "Where to today, navigator?" and I'd pick. Left at the grain elevator. Right at the Lutheran church. Out past the sale barn and back in on the gravel. Our part of Iowa is laid out on a grid, a road every mile, so there is always another way to get anywhere if you don't mind the dust. A four-minute drive could take us twenty-five. I was late a lot. Nobody at the school…
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