WHEN WE WERE YOUNG
The pieces in this
section are a series of essays I've written about my early life living
with my parents and my two younger sisters. Enjoy!
On The Street Where I Lived - The first in the series.
Just Wait Til Your Husband Comes
Home! - Another in the series of childhood essays,
where the tables are turned.
Oh Christmas
Tree, Oh Christmas Tree, How Shiny Are Your Branches? - A heartfelt
story of a Christmas past.
I'll
Witchiepoo You! - Proof positive that television can get a kid into
trouble.
Capitalism 101 - Sometimes I
wonder why we were ever let out on our own.
We Gave At The Orifice - Mr. Science had
nothing on us.
A License? I Can't Drive! - The story of our first run-in with The Law.
Lessons Learned - Mama had a unique
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CHOCOLATE PUDDING ON THE CEILING
These essays really don't belong with the others, in my opinion.
They all involve a stretch of about five months after our mother was
involved in a catastrophic accident. Our poor father was left to
care for us on his own without really knowing how. These are
more a sort of twisted love letter to my parents for showing strength
during that time and teaching me something along the way.
Happy Birthday To Me
Does The Washing Machine Always Make That Noise?
Chocolate Pudding On The Ceiling
ASSORTED ESSAYS
Thank Me,
Come Again! - The death of an American institution.
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