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January 7, 2005
Made of Clay
Page 5: She replied that a wife was someone who would cook for me and wash my clothes and love me, and I said to her, "I'm already married." Mom laughed and said, "To whom?" And I said, "You, Mama!" Page 38: I was so conflicted. Page 65: Little boys don't wake up and say, "Gee, my yanking that little boy's underpants out of his corduroys is mean-spirited..." Page 96: For some reason I've rarely been able to say "I love you" straight to his face. Page 126: I felt out of control. I was this big, wet mess, trying to crawl into an old woman's arms. Page 145: Jeff trusted me to run a camp of 150 kids. Page 197: That I never need to see another video with a pretty young girl dressed like a hooker. Page 224: I met some people who were Moravian. Page 229: Determing what faith a child will have is a decision that should be made at home, not at the YMCA camp.
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