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So I asked Dad.
The Forecast 'What's the weather in Normal?' I asked Dad every time I called home.
I asked Dad what deliverance meant and he rolled a cigarette and said why.
"I asked Dad, 'Is work being done on it or something?' He said, 'No, I sold it.' It just floored me.
I remember once we were cutting the lawn and I asked Dad what grass tastes like and we ended up cooking grass together, as an experiment.
I asked Dad that evening whether the flares we could see from our rooftop were in the middle of the sea or in the middle of the land.
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I ask Dad what "afflicted" means and he says, Sickness, son, and things that don't fit.
Opening line: "The first annoying thing is when I ask Dad what he thinks happened to Mom, he always says, 'What's most important is for you to understand it's not your fault.'".
A year ago this week, as I sat with my father during the last moments of his long life, this one came along unbidden: I sure wish I'd asked Dad, while he could still answer me, about the time he invented cable TV.
That same day, I went home and asked Dad if he and Mom had gotten a divorce.
Suddenly I was asking Dad to throw me balls and then at the age of eight I started playing hard-ball cricket and got into the age-groups at Lancashire".
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