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Jamestown | Toni L. Sandys

by Toni L. Sandys
Faye tries to settle a dispute with the telephone company. She claimed she was charged $.52 for a call the operator made for her. The phone company removed the charge.
Faye shares a joke with herself on the way home in the Rural Transportation van after a day around town.
Faye relaxes after hiking all morning. Although she has a large house, Faye basically lives in this one room since it is where the wood burning stove is located.
She says it probably drives the cashiers crazy, but Faye brings her own bags to put fresh fruits and vegetables into when she goes grocery shopping.
Faye waits for the doctor.
Since she has no car, Faye walks around town to do errands on the one day each month she comes into town.
Faye’s back porch acts as a storage place for things “that may have a use again.”
Faye hikes daily through the woods behind her house in order to stock pile firewood for the winter.
While waiting for her doctor’s appointment, Faye catches up on some reading at the children’s table.

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