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like old arguments.
I remember standing in that mess with Megan on my hip and thinking, very clearly, I have made a terrible mistake.
Then Megan patted my cheek and said, “Fix it, Mommy.”
So I did.
Gene at the hardware store became my unofficial professor.
He was seventy if he was a day, with nicotine-yellow fingers and a pencil always tucked behind one continue reading …
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