Juror No. 28
Yes, I was happy I was not selected for jury duty. I know it sounds bad, but if it’s not reruns of Law and Order and it is not starring Danny Pino, I don’t want to sit in a courtroom for half a day. I promise I couldn’t wait for jury duty to be over. All I could think of is, “What’s for lunch?” I kept eying those Oreo cookies in my purse.
I knew the safest way out was through those big heavy doors, but there I go walking through secret tunnels. I am positive I parked on the third floor, so I take the elevator up.
You know that lump in your throat you get right before you realize you don’t remember where you parked? Well, yeah I was that girl today. You can ask me to remember anything in this world, but parking garages are like short term memories to me.
The last few things I can remember about parking my car were yellow lines, a big truck, and telling myself, “Man, it would really suck if I pressed the gas into this cement post.” Can you take me to that parking garage?
Juror No. 28, I am thankful for people like you. People like you will take a desperate girl up 11 levels of parking spaces and across the street to find her vehicle.
Thank you,
Rose Tello
Rose Tello is a photographer who helps busy women In Houston, TX capture their legacy with photos that genuinely convey love. Her key objective is to stand along with women and honor the people they love. With family portraits, Rose can tell their story, elicit emotion and create an impactful legacy for future generations.
