It's August all of a sudden, but best of all it's Sunday, which means it's time to visit our favorite authors and read Six Sentences of their brilliance.
This week in Kate Warren Land, Ellen is breaking some sad news to her youngest. Fifteen year old Melanie has been scheming to get her parents back together, and has just found out that her mother filed for divorce. Ellen has just said that she knows how Melanie feels. Melanie of course disagrees with that idea.
"You don’t know what it’s like to have your father walk out on you and your mother not care!”
“I do care—”
“You don’t know how it feels to go from one house to another every other weekend. To have your friends pitying you and say “Poor Lanie” all the time. Always having people trying to make you feel better when nothing will ever be right again. You don’t know!”
Poor girl. I feel bad for her.
Thank you for visiting, and a double thank you to those who comment (except the spammers, they do not get any thanks, though it's nice to know they care).
Kate
This week in Kate Warren Land, Ellen is breaking some sad news to her youngest. Fifteen year old Melanie has been scheming to get her parents back together, and has just found out that her mother filed for divorce. Ellen has just said that she knows how Melanie feels. Melanie of course disagrees with that idea.
"You don’t know what it’s like to have your father walk out on you and your mother not care!”
“I do care—”
“You don’t know how it feels to go from one house to another every other weekend. To have your friends pitying you and say “Poor Lanie” all the time. Always having people trying to make you feel better when nothing will ever be right again. You don’t know!”
Poor girl. I feel bad for her.
Thank you for visiting, and a double thank you to those who comment (except the spammers, they do not get any thanks, though it's nice to know they care).
Kate
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