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As a perceptive child, I cleverly noticed every little thing my parents did wrong in raising me and I swore not to make the mistakes they made with me. One of the chief things was I was going to do… Continue Reading →
This is good to see. It’s a little like Chariots of Fire. But with second graders. And gymnasts rather than runners. But other than that it’s kinda’ the same. The AP reports: When 7-year-old Amalya Knapp took the beam at… Continue Reading →
This is an amazing story by Timothy Dalrymple. Beautiful stuff. I was going to put it on The Reader but it’s just too good. It’s called “Why We Have Children:” I hate the memory of it. I hate it. I… Continue Reading →