Last week I got into a conversation with my neighbor Mary, over the fence. Since she has a new baby (a surprise) along with her 11 year old daughter, we talked about child-raising. Oh, it’s old hat for me, she says. I took care of my brothers since I was very young. I was 13 [...]
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Times were Hard, Then 6 comments
Of Coyotes and Car Crashes (Marathon them In) 2 comments
Carmen and I went for a long walk to the next neighborhood up the road from ours, called Naranjos, 30 minutes by foot and further into the country. We stopped to visit a woman who owns a small convenience store who has a daughter Carmen’s age. Marina has 3 children, the last of which is [...]
