I went to the cornor store that was about four block away from my home to drop off some things for Mr. Panchi. He was a grumpy old man who owned the store but he treated me like his grandson. In exchange for some of the favors I did he gave me some things from his store to take home for him and his mother, "Eric! What took you so long boy! I'm not getting any younger." He snapped as he usually did but I just smiled as I handed him his mail from the post office and a book that was proably as old as the old man was, "Yeah, yeah, oldnman. I know you are not getting any younger. Just older and crankyer." This was one of my usual smart remarks that made the old man laugh and pat him roughly on the shoulder, "That's what I like about you kid. You don't pussy foot around everything. Go on in and take what you want today. I'm feeling generous." I nodded my thanks and made my way through the isles to look for what my mom would want him to take home. I got the following things and showeed them to Mr. Panci; milk, bread, packaged ham and cheese slices, and some skittles for myself. I never wanted to take too much and take advantage of the old man. He had been really great to me and my mom.<br/><br/>I waved my goodbye after he had bagged my stuff and went outside the store smiling to myself when I heard the jingle of the bell that rang every time a customer came or left the shop. I looked up at the cloudy gray sky and smiled as I thought about my camera that was in my small backpack that I always carried. It looked like the perfect day to take some good shot and it was only a lilttle chill out. I didn't mind too much since it was Fall and I liked the slightly chill weather. I like the changing colors of the trees and how they looked when he took a picture of them with his senenna setting on my camera.<br/><br/>I checked my watch and saw that I had plenty of time to take some pictures before my mom got back from work. So I quickly made my way to the cemetary that I could see from the back porch of my apartmen that I shared with my mother.