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the handle. Richard sat at the table with his newspaper and a rinsed oatmeal bowl already in the drying rack.
“Around here,” he said, “we start the day before half of it is gone.”
My mother looked down at her plate.
I stirred cream into the coffee. “Good to know.”
His eyes narrowed. He had expected an apology or at least an explanation. I gave him neither.continue reading …
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