Inherited my eyes, not my outlook.
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It’s a sad, all too familiar story: harsh, distant, alcoholic father, sensitive, shy daughter always seeking his love and approval. Although there were flashes of kindness, most of my dad’s feelings had been buried long before. Even as...
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notjustagirlintheworld says,
Brilliant and *way* too bad for him. Just knowing you is FUN.L2L3 says,
Well, that's an interpretation I hadn't thought of but true as well. I inherited my eyes from Mom but am far less serious than she was. Her childhood was a lot tougher than mine and mine had more responsibilities than most. My son has a much more kind-hearted and accepting approach than I do.ctgoods2 says,
Nice- dna is only part of what we give themcanadafreeze says,
I had a feeling you put that impish twinkle in his eyes - adorable:-)