Telling the Story
Notes for the last chapter of my memoir, Ring of Fire: our emails from March to June, 1995. The end is —and was—the beginning.
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—Kyran, 11:22 AM
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9 Comments:
Congratulations. Is it like giving birth? You forget all the pain once you hold your child in your arms.
Can't wait to read your story.
Damn. I'm afraid if I read it I will be hopelessly dissatisfied with my own love story, which went something like, "Shit, it turned pink. You wanna get married?"
Thanks, Cid! Susan, that pretty much describes our sixth wedding anniversary.
I can only imagine what a feeling of accomplishment this gives you and a feeling of nostalgia to re-read those email from so long ago.
Now that is a stack of notes!
Last chapter. *whew!* Lovely-scary. But aren't you relieved-proud? Or maybe you haven't reached that point yet. I know I'm excited and I haven't even read it yet.
congrats on the last chapter...fantastic. after meeting you and reading your bit in True Mom Confessions, i'm anxiously awaiting your book.
I'm so psyched to read this book.
I imagine it took a lot of coffee.
Hey! I can't wait to read it either! And happy 40th :)
It's funny how many times we are saying that this year, as we seem to be more connected to our own cohort than ever (maybe milestone years draw us back to the kids we grew up with?).
Sorry I missed you in Newfoundland with my bout o' the swine flu!
xo Tara
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