Reading this brings back memories of my past and as the oldest I use to get it on my brothers and sister's behalf when they were disobedient. I was always held responsible for their actions. Ugh! But I've grown to learn from those disciplinable teachings really has made me a better person, its funny though I can't say the same for them. Thanks for sharing! :)
Susan, A nicely written piece about a time in our history when this was the norm rather than abuse. Although it's sometimes hard to believe, we are making progress.
I'm glad you finally moved......on, the right move. Patrick
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Reviewed on May 11, 2011
Been there. Took that. Raised in a family where the mother was a monster, father was milquetoast, no wonder it took the kid sixty years to halfway figure things out.
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