“It’s natural for children to drift through their early childhood taking their parents for granted, then adolescence rears its ugly head and insouciance morphs into rebellion as they strive to define themselves by being as different from those who gave… — G. M. Frazier Copy Share Image
“After dinner, Mary Alice and I went for a walk. We didn’t talk, we just held hands. I found it curious that so much… — G. M. Frazier Copy Share Image
“It’s natural for children to drift through their early childhood taking their parents for granted, then adolescence rears its ugly head and insouciance morphs… — G. M. Frazier Copy Share Image
“The summer I turned sixteen I shot a man. It was 1969. Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Hurricane Camille destroyed our farm. And… — G. M. Frazier Copy Share Image
![“After dinner, Mary Alice and I went for a walk. We didn’t talk, we just held hands. I found it curious that so much of this, our last full day together, had been spent just being together. (...) [P]robably no more than two dozen words had been exchanged between us. I could sense that for the first…” quote by G. M. Frazier](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/f78/g-m-frazier-84175_first-time_after-dinner-mary-alice-and-i-went-for-a_1859355.jpg)
