This is probably the most moving chapter of all--I know every bit of it, even the corn ships and pop for breakfast. I was a counselor in an inner city school for 28 years. Tough.Touch and go for some. But every bit so real. Did you live a bit of this type of life?
Yes. I lived much of Merlene's childhood - poverty, alcoholism, etc. Fortunately , my mother Katy, loved me fiercely and helped me the best I could be. You might like the Katy stories. When you recover from your BArtle Clunes marathon, you might want to see this
Poor Eizer.
His heart is broken. Such a sweet old man. Thank you, Mark
This is probably the most moving chapter of all--I know every bit of it, even the corn ships and pop for breakfast. I was a counselor in an inner city school for 28 years. Tough.Touch and go for some. But every bit so real. Did you live a bit of this type of life?
Yes. I lived much of Merlene's childhood - poverty, alcoholism, etc. Fortunately , my mother Katy, loved me fiercely and helped me the best I could be. You might like the Katy stories. When you recover from your BArtle Clunes marathon, you might want to see this
https://sharronbassano.substack.com/p/katy-in-butte-1936. Katy had a remarkably interesting life.
I love sharing stories.
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