I loved this week's post -- my favorite part is considering whether, as grandparents, "eventually you stop thinking that being a parent is different from being a child." In Turkish, parents (particularly mothers) often call their children "my mother": Günaydın, annem, n'aber for instance (Good morning my mother, what's new?). It's always struck me as such a unique, amazing linguistic twist! Can't wait to read A FLASH OF DARKNESS:)
Something personal
WHAT?!? THAT IS FANTASTIC. Thank you for sharing that with me. I'm enthralled!
All of that writing from 8:00-1:00 has paid off.
wow. That is a great interview and I pre-ordered the book!
I loved this week's post -- my favorite part is considering whether, as grandparents, "eventually you stop thinking that being a parent is different from being a child." In Turkish, parents (particularly mothers) often call their children "my mother": Günaydın, annem, n'aber for instance (Good morning my mother, what's new?). It's always struck me as such a unique, amazing linguistic twist! Can't wait to read A FLASH OF DARKNESS:)