My quick temper and the chaos that ensues in the hurricane that follows.
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My ability to invariably say exactly the wrong thing in any given situation.
Deplore is a heavy word. I don’t deplore it but I constantly feel the pull of my old Midwestern ways of eating. Boy, can I put some pancakes away.
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No sense of humor.
In 1926 and in the maternity room.
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