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I’m sitting here at this restaurant casually eating a bowl of tomato soup. I can’t help but notice the lady sitting in front of me with her 3 children eating bagels for dinner that “ were supposed to be to go’ When I wonder did she become the lady that I see? There is harshness in her tone but her eyes reflect something else, something strong, and filled with questions like how did I get here in this place? Why am I yelling at my children? Will I ever feel content again? Her son can’t have anymore bagel until he finishes his macaroni and cheese. It’s the all American dream and I get to be a part of this evening’s audience.
When is the moment we begin to stifle our soul? When do we become the bitter old woman? Is it one big moment or a series of small disappointments and regrets that starts the decay of our dreams and aspirations? I want to giggle until my cheeks hurt.
When is the moment we begin to stifle our soul? When do we become the bitter old woman? Is it one big moment or a series of small disappointments and regrets that starts the decay of our dreams and aspirations? I want to giggle until my cheeks hurt.
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