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Monthly Archives: July 2015
A Bright and Shining Summer: Saturday May 30th, 2015
“When are you going?” June asks. She’s leaning her head out the van window, her black curls, like the fur of some rich woman’s corded poodle, blowing in the wind. “Not soon I hope.” I smile to myself. Normally aloft … Continue reading
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Tagged drinking, dysfunctional, family, friends, friendship, grandparents, highschool, relationships, summer, teen, teenager, vacation
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May Day, Mayday?: Friday May 15th, 2015
“God, you have some big teeth!” Penelope says. She leans in over the picnic table, coming kiss close to Grace’s face, examining her as if she were a side show freak, the Bearded Woman or the Snake Man. “You’re a rabbit!” … Continue reading
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Tagged dysfunctional, family, friends, friendship, High School, new friend, teen, teenager
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A New Fish in the Sea: Wednesday May 6th, 2015
“Everyone, please quite down.” Mrs. Perkins- 100lbs of stressed English teacher in black slacks and faded Grammar Police t-shirt- sounds like a cheap answering machine through her electric megaphone, “You, James Hinton, sit down!” The gym is a sweltering mass of heads, arms, and backpacks, … Continue reading
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Tagged friends, friendship, High School, meeting someone, teen, teenager
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The Good Life: Wednesday April 15th, 2015.
“Do you have anything else by Cormac McCarthy?” June asks, “Blood Meridian was good.” She’s leaning close to Grace’s bookshelves, panning over rows of Michael Crichton and Isaac Asimov. I’m not sure what the trouble is, everything’s categorized Science Fiction, Fantasy, or Other, with each … Continue reading
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Tagged dysfunctional, family, family teenager disfunctional depression, friendship, mom, mother, teenager, unfulfilled
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