When my mother talks on the phone, she shouts. I can hear her in every room. I love this family. We are very loud. When my parents watched the movie Pearl Harbour they blasted the volume. Blasting volume isn't a frequent feature of our booming household. But it occasionally happens when action movies are rented. The dog unleashes when the doorbell rings.
My brothers and I yell against the injustices of bad movies and poor plays in sports. We get excited when telling a story. My dad does this as well.
I can hear the clothes dryer humming away downstairs. The click-clacking of these keys. I can hear the fan in the bathroom running.
"you have to enable it from the options"
I can hear my brothers talk in the other room. Now they're laughing.
"sometimes you have to let things fall apart. She has to work it all out."
I can hear my mom talk to an upset friend on the phone. She gives really good advice.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
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like night and day, I swear.
When I was growing up, noise usually meant something was wrong. Silence=safety.
But I think living with others is helping me to unlearn...a little.
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