Confessions of a Would-Be Teenage Clinic Bomber, part IV-finis

[bellatrys]

Enough of abstractions - mere chronology instead

In autumn of 1999 I was in Barnes & Noble where my selfish restiveness often took me of nights being single and thus "having no responsibilities" when I wasn't teaching CCD (but my father had sneered at me that I didn't really have a vocation, did I? and I couldn't just become a nun because I was "

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*applause*

[kaylarudbek]

bloody brilliant.

[violaswamp]

Wow. Yes, this is brilliant. And I absolutely love Carpe Jugulum for these exact reasons. Pratchett is really unsurpassed as a fantasy writer/amateur philosopher. I have known no other author to be so consistently right and thought-provoking.

[acaciaonnastik]

As ever, this is insightful and moving. The world is a better place, in however small a way, for your having found the courage to tell your story.

(You've probably already seen this, but in case anyone reading hasn't, Slacktivist's take on vampires is well worth reading as well.)

[raincitygirl]

Whoa. This is AMAZING.

[anna_wing]

Have you considered collecting these in a separate site?