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"And
yet, when my mother died…I was taken unaware by what a loss it
was. Who now would remember me as a Keds-shod boy padding along the
brick sidewalks of our tilted, maple-shaded downtown? Who was left
to share cinnamon doughnuts with me as if they were, far from 'junk
food, a gourmet treat?"
—John Updike
Grammie
was with us today, in our memories, approving of our joy in being
together. |

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