🐾 Bean’s Corner: The Day Seattle Drivers Tried It (Again)

Let me tell y’all something…

My Lady woke up feeling good today.

Body aching a little, hips talking back — but nothing she couldn’t handle. She put on her cute outfit, grabbed her pink cane, and headed out with Poopsie like she owned the morning.

But baybeeeeee…

the minute she hit that hospital crosswalk?

Seattle drivers said:

“Crosswalk? Never heard of her.”

Cars were zipping by like they were late to a free Beyoncé concert.

And Lady Flava is standing there with the pink cane — THE PINK CANE — like:

“You see this cane, right? You see this crosswalk, right? You see ME, right?”

Apparently not.

Because folks were zooming past like she was part of the sidewalk décor.

So what did she do?

Did she yell?

Did she throw up her hands?

Did she tap the cane on somebody’s hood?

Nope.

She did that grown-woman, unbothered move:

She shook her head.

And kept walking.

Because when you’re Lady Flava, you don’t argue with chaos.

You don’t chase foolishness.

And you don’t let strangers with no home training interrupt your peace.

Besides… she had a whole hospital to bless with her presence.

People to greet.

Energy to set.

Work to do.

And a body that was cooperating today — which is always worth celebrating.

But Bean?

Oh, Bean had thoughts:

“If Lady Flava is in a crosswalk, you better stop.” “If a pink cane is visible, you better slow down.” “If you’re driving reckless in front of a hospital… I’m praying for you.”

Because one thing about Bean —

I protect my Lady at ALL angles.

And let’s be honest…

through it all, she still made it to work with a calm spirit, sunflower blinders on, leopard headphones ready, and a whole lotta grace.

Seattle drivers tried it.

But Lady Flava stayed unshaken.

Bean’s note of the day:

“Move at your pace, shake your head at the foolishness, and don’t let anybody rush your journey — especially not at a crosswalk.” 🐾