Legend Of Buddy Bush (9781439131824) - Plot & Excerpts
Uncle Buddy don’t even stop at the slave house to clean up. He comes straight to the dinner table from the sawmill. Grandma fuss about that sawdust falling everywhere, but Uncle Buddy comes anyway. Catfish, potato salad, green beans, and strawberries for dessert. Grandma even puts flowers from the flower garden on the table. Yellow daisies in the summer, pansies in the winter. It’s so nice. Today Grandma is so happy about her new table, she even goes into the cupboard and put the yellow vase Coy brought her from Harlem on the table. But I’m not interested in food, tables, or fancy flowers today. I just want to eat and get dressed. “Slow down, child, that food ain’t going nowhere.” Slow down. She must be kidding. Lord, if I could just talk back to grown folks. If I could, I’d tell her that I have been waiting five years to go to the movie house. I better not say a word. I’m going to finish this food and get out of this kitchen. After putting my last strawberry in my mouth, I look at Ma.
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