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Foreword | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
Ch. 1 | Identity: I Am Not Always the Same Person | 19 |
Daughter | 21 | |
A Woman Named Billie | 21 | |
My Mother's Daughter | 22 | |
My Father's Daughter | 23 | |
A Story about Who I Am | 24 | |
All the Things I Am ... | 25 | |
I Am Not Always the Same Person | 26 | |
Going to School | 27 | |
A European Youth | 30 | |
Girls Just Didn't Go to College | 31 | |
A Lover of Back Roads | 32 | |
Gifts That I Chose for Myself | 32 | |
Ch. 2 | Home: I Was Born in East Texas | 35 |
I Was Born in East Texas ... | 37 | |
How My Mother Got Her Washing Machine | 40 | |
Keeping House for My Mother | 44 | |
Courage and Little Else | 46 | |
Chores, Chores, Endless Chores | 46 | |
A Lesson for Young Brides | 50 | |
Horses, Friends, and Cleaning Out the Stalls | 51 | |
Aunt Hattie's House | 53 | |
Finding Home | 54 | |
Ch. 3 | Work: Making Something That Lasted | 57 |
Making Something That Lasted | 59 | |
God Had Given Me a Brain | 59 | |
Making My Own Way | 60 | |
Clerking in My Dad's General Store | 61 | |
"I'm Doing the Best I Can" | 62 | |
District 23, Speedway School | 65 | |
Southern Bele: A Full-Time Job | 68 | |
A Fitting Job | 70 | |
A Cattle Drive | 71 | |
The Autoclave | 71 | |
My Navy Career | 72 | |
An Office in the Courthouse | 78 | |
Things Began to Change | 78 | |
My Silver Star | 80 | |
Just an Old Hooker | 81 | |
Granny's Biscuits | 83 | |
Ch. 4 | Grandmother and the Pirates | 85 |
Grandmother and the Pirates | 86 | |
My Father and the Value of Money | 86 | |
Nanoo | 87 | |
Grandma Maggie Helman | 88 | |
My Mother and the Pigeons | 89 | |
An Unexpected Meeting | 90 | |
William and the Outhouse | 91 | |
My Brother Ray | 92 | |
Aminta | 93 | |
We All Loved Each Other | 95 | |
Lillian | 96 | |
Rosy | 97 | |
Ch. 5 | 'Til We Meet Again | 101 |
'Til We Meet Again | 103 | |
Love Letters | 104 | |
Those Golden Days at Graceland | 105 | |
How My Life Changed | 107 | |
To Do As I Pleased | 108 | |
A Keepsake Penny, and Love Refound | 109 | |
"Hey, Maud Farkle ..." | 111 | |
Do You Believe in Fate? | 112 | |
"I Will Promise You a Rose Garden" | 113 | |
Ch. 6 | Loss: The Strength to Survive | 115 |
The Lost Shoes | 117 | |
The Day My Childhood Died | 117 | |
When Daddy Died | 119 | |
The Strength to Survive | 121 | |
Teddy | 122 | |
Changing Places | 123 | |
Renee | 125 | |
The Day Grandma Died | 126 | |
"I Should Have Cried" | 127 | |
Losing Martha | 128 | |
When I Think of Grace ... | 129 | |
Ch. 7 | Living Fully: I Still Had My Two Dollars | 133 |
Decoration Day, Fairy Tales, and the Ice Cream Wagon | 134 | |
I Still Had My Two Dollars | 135 | |
Baseball Fever | 136 | |
The Best Christmas | 138 | |
Inside a Prism | 139 | |
My Bonneville Convertible | 139 | |
Kyky the Elephant | 140 | |
Outward Bound | 142 | |
The Happiest Day of My Life | 143 | |
The Day My Daughter Walked | 144 | |
I Felt like a Queen | 145 | |
A Summer with Granny Rylee | 145 | |
Ch. 8 | Witness: Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Events | 149 |
Remembering War | 151 | |
Holocaust Survivor | 151 | |
"Where Is Pearl Harbor?" | 152 | |
December 7, 1941 | 153 | |
How Would I Measure Up under Fire? | 154 | |
Rommel's Hannibal Connection | 154 | |
Not a Dry Eye in the House | 156 | |
When the Americans Came | 157 | |
The Day Roosevelt Died | 158 | |
An Army Wife in Postwar Germany | 160 | |
An Ordinary Day: An Extraordinary Event | 164 | |
Terror: The Day MLK Died | 165 | |
When the Russians Invaded Czechoslovakia | 167 | |
Four Joyful Days | 169 | |
Ch. 9 | "I Wish You Could Have Known My Grandma" | 171 |
Family Books, Family Treasures | 172 | |
The Tapestry | 173 | |
My Grandmother's Dress | 174 | |
My Mother's Ring | 175 | |
My Keepsake Quilt | 176 | |
The Legacy of the Two Lauras | 178 | |
Mama's Writings | 179 | |
The Other Side of Fifty | 183 | |
A Letter to a Young Person | 185 | |
"I Wish You Could Have Known My Grandma" | 186 | |
Biographical Notes | 189 | |
About Story Circle Network | 203 |
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