I remember the lollipop sticks so well Eddie and you coming every day with another one...another memory was me sitting outside with Marc getting him to say A E I O U and he doing a great job when he a little sick of it and me.😊
In the context of your essay, I would probably need a couple of weeks to digest your last statement: "It was choosing, every day, to walk with my head held high."
Hi great chapter. I remember all to well the " lollies pop" sticks I placed between your teeth.
I felt ur pain pal, and often dripped a tear from my eyes later thinking, how could I hurt this kid.
I had to kick myself up the backside, and say he needs this.
Wasn't easy but, hey, so glad I did it.
One extra splint every day, one new explicit from you. Ha ha 😂
Keep going my friend, I am as proud of you now as I was back then.
Eddie
Thank you, Eddie. I’m glad you did it too.
I remember the lollipop sticks so well Eddie and you coming every day with another one...another memory was me sitting outside with Marc getting him to say A E I O U and he doing a great job when he a little sick of it and me.😊
Sick of you, Aunty Marion? Never ;)
Always head held high Marc!
So proud of you, so grateful to Eddie Barry and all the many Eddies over the years.
Thanks mum, we met so many wonderful Eddies over the years:)
In the context of your essay, I would probably need a couple of weeks to digest your last statement: "It was choosing, every day, to walk with my head held high."
I love a good pavement but you can't be reminded of all the other wonderful sights if they're all you look at :)