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ISO, by La ban EEber She was not sure but Sarah thought that once when she was about ten years old, her mother had tried to slit her own wrists with shards of a glass which had been broken at her sister Anna's birthday party. Sarah, as she reclined in the worn seat of her Fiesta, tried to focus in more clearly on that day which had been misted over by all her other childhood days. Whenever she remembered her childhood, she only focused on either disturbing events or insignificant ones. The scenes she did remember were as fragmented as the shards of glass on which her mother had cut her wrist. Glancing over at her boyfriend in the driver's seat, Sarah adjusted the lever on the side of her seat and her body jerked out of the reclining position with a sharp spring. She sighed as she looked out at the faded gray of the highway. Anthony asked quietly, "Awake again? We're almost there- about an hour away." "I wasn't asleep- just tired of staring at the road." They lapsed again into silence. Going down to see her parents always put Sarah into this thoughtful state. As she got older, UC GrandroomP _, o( %T&0*ldkt* ^^//-gP WCU Students $3 All Others Free Drinks & Pizza from Pizza Hut of Cullowhee n she began to notice her parents' oddities. She smiled; before she had evidently been around them too much to notice. Now she had been away in the mountains of North Carolina for a/most ten years. Sarah closed her eyes and the image of the field in front of their basement apartment rose to her consciousness. The field studded in the marshiest part with ironweed and thorny wild rose bushes. Beautiful to gaze at in late fall when the purples, the browns and the grays blur into an Impressionist's swirling landscape. Sarah's throat tightened involuntarily. She hated going to Atlanta and especially hated the drab suburbs where her parents lived. A suburb where only the children went outside, except when the adults had to maintain their lawns. Sarah shifted uncomfortably In her seat. She knew she was being unfair. Her parents knew how to love; they just got muddled somehow. Like most people. Sarah knew what her mother would say about such a subject. To her mother, everything ambiguous was due to sin in the world. Sarah's mind drifted to the last time she and Anthony had gone to Atlanta. They had been sitting In the living room with her brother and her mother talking. For some obscure reason, Stephen enjoys trapping her into a senseless ar Continued on P-3 ^Serving sponsors: Last Minute Productions Pizza Hut of Cullowhee ' Western Carolinian for more information call LMP at'7206 Totally Tuesday with Fettucin Soup: Black Bean Salad: Greek or Caesar Salad Sandwiches: Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef Bagel: Rosa Coffees: New Guinea Hawaiian Reserva del Patron Sumatra Decaf Latte Cappuccino Espresso & Other Speciality Drinks Desserts: Peanut Butter Pie Cappuccino Cream Pie Cheesecake Apple Pie And the extra special daily's; call and we will tell you about them 205 Old Cullowhee Road (Located next to Caveman) 293-5373 OPEN: Monday-Friday 7am to „pm Saturday and Sunday 10am to llpm a local coffee and cafe house
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