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| August 2001 / Volume Two / Issue Two | |||||||||
| Jean Russell | |||||||||
| Becky I have been carefully taught by my mother: not to smoke in public, not to trust men or to dress all in black. I have also been taught the flowers by name: which is black-eyed Susan, which is marigold, how they should be watered and how much sun they need. We planted red petunias on Mother's Day and her pink geranium grows at my front door. And while I had to unlearn a lot of what she taught me as I grew, I will always remember the flowers |
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