By Rebecca Rolland
Last Christmas morning, trying to ignore the dreary weather and the even drearier pandemic-induced quarantine, I told my nine-year-old daughter Sophie I had a present for her—but it wasn’t edible, and I hadn’t bought it. I handed her three double-spaced pages.
“I wrote you a story,” I said.
“You what?” she asked. “But I don’t like to read.”
Still, she sat and read for a minute. Then she laughed.
“The vlute!” she said. “Like the one Paul plays in the sh...
Published on November 08, 2021 03:18