“So do you get presents every night?” That, along with “is there a Hanukah Bush?” was the extent of Andy’s friends’ interest in Hanukah, in the entirety of his faith, actually. And though Andy felt confident enough to answer – gifts were usually exchanged during the first two nights and there was no bush, just a menorah – there was plenty about his religion that mystified him. There was the Hebrew language with its harsh, guttural sounds and funky alphabet; the holidays whose names he mixed up and whose meanings were reduced to dietary prescriptions (dairy on Shavuot, hamantashen on Purim, nothing at all on Yom Kippur); the dozens of other things, large and small, which separated him from his friends, who were Episcopalian or Catholic and claimed Sunday as their day of worship and had no need for any tongue but plain old English.
Eight Days of Diapers Scene 1
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A Whole New World Scene 162
It was an unstoppable flow. She could feel it sliding across her bottom, coating her soft skin. Rachel could...
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Dante’s Infanzia Scene 4
Dante had the perfect storm as far as parents went. His mother was a successful psychiatrist with her own...
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Eight Days of Diapers Scene 18
It could have been anything. It could have been more Bar Mitzvah planning or something about his brother, since...
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Life and Death Choices Made Casually Scene 120
The Yahoo map had the section of forest that was spiked marked in red marker. “We only got the...
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Birthday Baby Scene 48
That pat certainly was awkward, but while it made Karen squirm uncomfortably she didn’t say anything about it....
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A Return to Innocence Scene 1
“I’m not sure what to expect.” Jamie sat on the side of the bed, being consoled by his wife...
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Alvin in the Fourth Scene 76
Thankfully, they didn’t try anything else as they attempted to diaper me. Imagine if you will Moe and...
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Who Wears the Pants Scene 4
Not since the Great Khan had swept out of the steppes of mother Russia had the world known violence...