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Mexico Part II
Andrew Wielawski


So much time has passed. Mexico turned out to be less dangerous than New York is, at least for me. I returned to Italy after the trip was all over, and spent a few months digesting the things that I had experienced. Then, in October of 2009, I went to New York to visit my Alzheimer's afflicted mother for her 88th birthday. I was so sleepy after that long flight, and there I was at JFK once again. I threw my bags onto the bus, and headed for Grand Central. I caught a train almost immediately, and tried to stay awake so I wouldn't go past my stop, Bedford Hills.

Suddenly, at the Chappaqua station, one of my in laws walked determinedly into my car. This guy had written me threatening e-mails, and I was surprised to see him getting on a train in Chappaqua, since he worked in Manhattan. Then I realized. He'd waited for me in Grand Central, because he knew I'd be coming at around that time, on that day. He'd sat a few cars away, and at the Chappaqua station, had simply gotten out and walked the distance up to where he'd seen me get in.

He plopped down next to me, and offered me to drive me home if I got off in Mt. Kisco. But the e-mails kept coming back to me, and I thought, well he just wants me alone with him so he can do whatever. I said no, thank you.

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