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… 40th birthday, the taking stock, the confusion of self that comes from a life now lived in equal parts there and away … I came either.” The Convent School across the street has also changed. The high, wrought iron fence has disappeared, … in her. “Your father was manager of that store.” My mother points to a dilapidated, abandoned building. “It was a co-op …
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