Jeremy, on the other hand, sees society as something not worth his time or fondness. ... Ripley knows Jeremy to be extremely gifted, he still sees Jeremy as somewhat of a child and feels the need to explain things that are probably already apparent. ...
Then one day, when I came home I found my him sitting by the side of his bed, alone, with a piece of brass in his hand. As I joined him, he looked up and patted to his side, signaling me to sit by him, one of many hand gestures I had become so accustomed to. ... Refusing to take it back, he smiled as I cherished the medal he gifted me. ...
My glasses, gifted from my grandma cracked. ... I opened the door and I was more nervous than I had ever been as I saw my dad watching the football game with not a care in the world with a beer in his left hand and the remote control on the other, I looked at him and saw things I hadnt noticed before such as how his eyes where black like he hadnt been getting sleep. ...
The relationship between mothers and daughters is awesome in so many ways and could never be duplicated. It can, however be fictionalized as in the novel Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells. Wells takes her readers through a journey of joy, sorrow, pain, and happiness between a w...
