Such a poignant piece, Debra. Thanks for sharing. As the father of a 15-year-old daughter whose own life has been far from easy when it comes to being both in and out, this resonated a great deal. Thanks for sharing your experience of that weird time.
Yet another funny, amazing, touching, poignant story. There's ZERO hyperbole when I say you're my favorite writer! (& BTW...I loved Hang Ten shirts , back in the day! ; )
You've always seemed like a kind and approchable It Girl to me! Well written and relatable piece. (I also remember a time in High School where it became 'in' to be 'out'.)
Hey It/In girl. Another lovely story. Reminded me in a small way of when I had to wear “hard” supportive shoes to elementary school, no sneaks! (I have high arches). As always I love references to NYC, 7B, Save the Robots.
Such a poignant piece, Debra. Thanks for sharing. As the father of a 15-year-old daughter whose own life has been far from easy when it comes to being both in and out, this resonated a great deal. Thanks for sharing your experience of that weird time.
Yet another funny, amazing, touching, poignant story. There's ZERO hyperbole when I say you're my favorite writer! (& BTW...I loved Hang Ten shirts , back in the day! ; )
Wow - thank you so much, Dave!
Hang Ten 4Ever! xx
You've always seemed like a kind and approchable It Girl to me! Well written and relatable piece. (I also remember a time in High School where it became 'in' to be 'out'.)
Yes - so well put, about high school and that welcome shift!
What an especially wonderful piece.
Thank you, Jim. From you, that means a lot.
Hey It/In girl. Another lovely story. Reminded me in a small way of when I had to wear “hard” supportive shoes to elementary school, no sneaks! (I have high arches). As always I love references to NYC, 7B, Save the Robots.
Thank you, It Guy. Who knew you had high arches? You wear them well.