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s,butwevegrown

    ethinghappensouch

    onpersonalissues.

    youopenup.iprobablykterthansoiseeevery

    day.ithinkitsthefactthatourlivesaresoseparatethatgives

    usthefreedoospeak.”

    ”instantrapportkindofthing””notinstant.ittookawhilefor

    soofustofeelfortableadein

    theurseofdiscussions.ittookthatlongto...bond.”she

    sled.”tritethatso

    trust.uhereareadozenotherbookgroupsin

    town.”

    ”allbecauseofoprah”fayekled.”oursstartedyearsbefore

    hers.soofthosedozenotherbookgroupshavebeengoingteas

    longasours.iveheardofgroupsthatareintotheirsend

    geion.andoursarentfanclubs.

    afraidtodiscussthedownsideofbooks.”shefrowned.

    ”theresaneed.”

    ”fordo.”reflective,shetooka

    biteofhersanditba

    itsethingslikekoliveina

    nity.

    upstairs,tiliesacrossthestreet,ase

    ofgrandparentsdootherhadabuiltinsupport

    group.thenonebyoneourparentsboughthousesahe

    suburbs,andarriedandlivedwhereverour

    husbandstookus,andsuddenlythesupporte

    pushedthekidsadefriends

    othersdoingthesa,andhekids

    greostyoung

    enheirsupproup”jaturedrachelba

    sanfrancis.”theirhusbandsandkids

    ”fayesledsadly.”notgoodenough.ndontknoen

    feel,andkidsarekids.eheren.”slingre

    brightly,shetouhelsarndaskedherifshereered

    plainandsile.

    ”itsalittlebookbyaaneh

    theash,”shetoldjack.”thereshefindsgroupsofenwholive,

    itytoeachother.theytalkallday,

    helpeahores,bahotherup.itsthekindof

    supportsysteherestofususedtohave,butlost.”jackhad

    designedalanguageterforallegeinlancaster.siwas

    intheheartofashuntry,hekhingaboutthesect.

    ”onyourlife,

    ”fayedeclared.”ilikeluxuries.buttherearetis

    lonely,yhusbandisplayinggolfandiherewerea

    ybackyardandothereninneighbbackyards

    ingtotalkthe.”

    ”butbackyardsarefossip.bookgroupsareforintellectual

    discussion.”

    ”theyiling.

    ”intelleeswhenwe

    disesebookshave

    sochatigettoourselvesatall.othersare

    onlygoodasfailed.facilitators.hehadnever

    heardthetersedquitethathesupposeditfit.

    ”thethingis,”fayeon,”thatwenever

    ...

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