When we sent our children across the ocean to finish their education, we didn’t consider they might never return. But as the nest went empty, we changed course. Sold the city apartment, acquired land. We told the children this farmer’s folly was not to be confused with that burdensome genre of family legacy laced with bad drama for future generations. Sell it all when we die if you wish. No ties. Lead your lives, fly we said. So they did. Of course we delighted in their discoveries and cheered their adventures. Secretly we mourned to see them so rarely. Sometimes […]
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