Not long after Max came to Sedalia to live, he called me and told me that he had found a nice little restaurant, and that he’d like to take me to dinner the next weekend. Always up for a day that I didn’t have to decide what’s for dinner, I happily looked forward to Friday night, arriving in Sedalia, and being pampered with a glass of wine and dinner that someone else cooked – and would clean up.
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