Margaret Whitmore
That was when I began to cry.
Not because she had discovered a solution, but because someone had remembered I was a person who needed looking after too.
“Come over,” she said.
“Bring the turkey.
I don’t care if it’s Christmas morning.
I have potatoes and plenty of room.” The invitation was so ordinary and so generous that I almost refused it out of habit.
Then I covered the dish, put on my winter coat, and went.
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