that my dad slowly started turning the Christmas music on the radio to a deafening volume.
“You are so full of shit. How would you know anything anyway? You haven’t been to college. Kelly didn’t go through anything like that.”
“Oh, yeah… like she’d tell you.” “Yeah… she would. We don’t keep secrets.”
“Oh, you’re such a sensitive new age guy.” I wanted them to stop fighting because I was starting to get upset, so I asked another question.
“Do you talk about books and issues?” “Thank you for asking, Charlie. Yes. As a matter of fact we do.
Kelly’s favorite book just happens to be Walden by Henry David Thoreau.
And Kelly just happened to say that the transcendental movement is a close parallel to this day and age.”
“Oooo. Big words.” My sister rolls her eyes better than anyone.
“Oh, I’m sorry. Was anyone talking to you? I happen to be telling my younger brother about my girlfriend.
Kelly says that she hopes a good Democratic candidate will challenge George Bush.
Kelly says that her hope is that the E.R.A. might finally pass if that happens.
That’s right. The E.R.A. that you always squawk about. Even cheerleaders think about those things.
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