A year after my daughter and her husband died in a car accident, I was still getting used to saying things I never expected to say at sixty-five.
Finish your breakfast. Where are your shoes? Brush your teeth again.
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A year after my daughter and her husband died in a car accident, I was still getting used to saying things I never expected to say at sixty-five.
Finish your breakfast. Where are your shoes? Brush your teeth again.
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