This is great Theo!...Your writing took me into the mind of some boys I grew up with in the 50's and 60's, including my brother John. I always felt envious of their testosterone-driven and physical risk-taking adventures.I felt that I could never join in and was never invited in...but, I do have scars anyway! Thank you for writing and sharing this!
This is great Theo!...Your writing took me into the mind of some boys I grew up with in the 50's and 60's, including my brother John. I always felt envious of their testosterone-driven and physical risk-taking adventures.I felt that I could never join in and was never invited in...but, I do have scars anyway! Thank you for writing and sharing this!
Thanks, Kathie! Ah the scars. I bet you would have been there, jumping off garages, too.
I still have a scar from rasslin with my dad. It was small but deep cut. I was about four or five.
Dad’s response: don’t tell your mom. He was no fool
Maybe learned behavior?
That’s great, on multiple levels!
This is electric!!! And this is How One Boy Plays. Not intended to live in the 20th Century with public school conformity.
Thank you, Wendy!