My employee’s father is dying of cancer. As of September 2007, the doctors have given him six months to live. It’s ten months later. We’d talked about whether she would work in the fall.
All of my employees were college students. We live in Athens, Georgia, so most of them wanted to attend the University of Georgia football games, but they knew they would have to miss a few games for work.
This girl’s dying father wanted her to go to all the games because he’d bought them season tickets. Going to the games was their time to spend together. I wanted her to have no regrets. I didn’t want her to look back and regret having to work when she could have been spending these moments with her dad.
She’d decided to move out of her parent’s house and had to pay her expenses. Maybe her parents would let her put off work for a while.
I remembered I wanted to see Mom whenever I could.
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