Beth Camp
My mother's life has always fascinated me, rather with a mix of dread and curiosity. Blonde and charismatic, she was a Hollywood starlet in the decade of the 1940's with walk-on parts and a career that never took off. In the 1950's, she married a steelworker and sold newspaper ads in Seattle during the recession, but she was never a suburban housewife. Sometimes I think I will write down what little I know. The mystery? How my sister and I somehow survived those alcohol-fueled years.
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Hello Beth, I used to post on the Hearth but life overwhelmed me and I no longer had energy for it. Is the hearth still active? I am so sorry to read your blog about Allen. Parkinson’s is a real facer and takes a long time to come to terms with even with the newer treatments available. Give yourself time to process things and don’t feel bad about missing writing goals. With love. Ros
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