WHERE did my dad go!?!? he went shopping for milk twenty years ago, and hasnt come back. somebody PLEASE help me!!

Dad: I’m going to go to the store and get some milk. Be right back.

Joyce: Okay, love you

*but little did I know, this would be the last time I see him for the next 15 years*

15 years later (I would be 32 years old)

I’m in the kitchen washing the dishes when I hear the doorbell.

I wasn’t expecting any visitors nor I had ordered anything online but I peep at the hole and see an old man who looks a lot like my dad.

I open the door and the man immediately hugs me

Dad: Joyce I missed you so much!

Joyce: I missed you too

Dad: I got some milk

Joyce: Wow that took a long time.

just then, two young kids pop out behind me. My dad notices them and his eyes widen

Dad: and who are these kids?

Joyce: Dad it’s been 15 years so life changes. These….. (short pause) are my children… Aiden and Genevieve

*Aiden is 8 and Genevieve is 9*

Joyce: Kids this is your grandpa, my dad

Genevieve: We have a grandpa?

Joyce: Yes sweetheart, he came back after a long trip around the world, he is an explorer. But then he missed his home so much he wanted to see me and meet his two grandchildren.

Aiden: Grandpa has been all over the world? The world is big.

Dad: (short pause trying to think of what to say to elaborate my statement): “That’s right. I’ve been to a lot of places and I happened to buy some chocolate milk”

*Genevieve starts to jump up and down with a smile on her face*

Genevieve: I love chocolate milk

Aiden: Me too! Can I have some?

Dad: of course, let’s go inside and I’ll talk to you about all my adventures while enjoying some chocolate milk.

The End!

Explanation:

I don't know my dad went to go get milk too 14 years ago.

answer: september 2, 1945

explanation:

"professions for women essay. woolf means that women still have to hide behind lies, like a fake name, to have a book published. she believes the surmounting this obstacle is more difficult because women were not seen as equals in the 1930’s they were more seen as property of the husband or father."

(i know this wasn't that much so my