Sunday, December 11, 2011
Catherine Street
When I was born our family lived in a small house on Catherine Street across from the railroad yard. I only remember one Christmas having a package in my hands with a toy airplane in it and asking if it was mine before opening it. I also remember peeking through the crack of a pair of locked doors to a garage at the car inside and being reprimanded for being where I knew I shouldn't. We moved when I was three. Later we would go back to visit the neighbors who I was supposed to remember as these great family friends, even though I wasn't old enough to remember much of anything when we lived there.
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Indifference
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