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January 18, 2007
David: What A Thing Is Worth
Mom had this cheap plastic necklace, looked like it cost all of a nickel. She kept it wrapped in tissue paper inside a velvet-lined box in the bottom drawer of her jewelry case. It took me years to realize that she only wore it once a year, always on the same day.
After she died, I found the letter. From Dad, from the war, before I was born. He promised to come home safe to see her wearing what he’d won her at the fair. He never did.
I think I have a few outfits that necklace could go with.
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Comments
Very good. Love the title.
Posted by: kasac at January 18, 2007 2:07 PM · Permalink
Very nice!
Posted by: Jim Parkinson at January 18, 2007 3:28 PM · Permalink
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