Somewhere between grades eight and nine everything
changed. I mean, things had changed a lot already. Dad was gone, a few years
gone, and Mom had turned home into a group home, and I was living in the shed,
and I was still awkward and happier in my own company than anyone else’s.
well, not 'out loud' because, you know, I'm not talking per se. maybe 'in print', but that's not right either. digital print? sort of? this isn't going well at all...
Showing posts with label Dad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dad. Show all posts
Saturday, April 14
Saturday, March 10
paradise lost
My Dad is a very involved and devout evangelical
Christian. I used to be, twice. If you’ve been reading, you know I’m not any
more, not at all. This makes for some interesting conversations.
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