Parenthood, I had heard someone say, is an opportunity to experience childhood all over. Except this time you have a driver’s license and a bank account, which makes it not like childhood at all. I am collecting the books that made my childhood, though, hoping they’ll make my daughter’s too. I still had my Shel Silverstein books and have put all of the Maurice Sendak that I used to have on Amelia’s Amazon wish list. I bought big lots of Bright … Read More
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07/13/2011
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