Was this last line referring to Meg’s ordeal or foreshadowing the boys’ future? I know my guess!
Little did I know that anguish is sometimes the price of perfection.
Now that Tom's family knows, it kind of puts their relationship in a different category. It sort of legitimizes it. Considering it directly followed their argument and the make-up making love, they are in new territory.
So much change in such a short time, Levi has had to learn so much so fast. The kind of knowledge most kids have of their parents is learned slowly over time. This trip might help him play catch-up. My suggestion is a lot of listening and thinking on this camping trip.
Thank you @Bft and @Headstall! I am on a new infusion that will take some time and will hopefully work. In the meantime, I'm on a temporary med that has eased all of my arthritis pain. I feel 40 again!
I agree, much more than friends! I think Gran and Dorothea will be very understanding and sympathetic to both "Augustus" and Fletcher, and to Runyan and Willy James! It appears that August is a few minutes away from being a landed man!
Things are starting to get better inside Levi's head. He will take time to find his new normal.
Great to see Shane and Jimmy! I didn't make the connection with his first appearance. I look forward to more about Jimmy and Shane.
I liked the realism of the fight. Mitchell had a gut reaction, let those emotions play out, but used his brain to temper his anger. He both self admitted and verbally admitted he was wrong. He loves Tom and that matters more than his anger. Tom handled the whole situation very well. I think this will be a great learning experience for them.
The guys had such a welcome to their new town! Cliffy sounds like a good fella. I’m really looking forward to August’s reunion with his grandma. And for Runyan’s reunion with Willy James.
It’s obvious that Maureen was well loved in her home town. I think they will adopt our boys as locals.
Been there, done that, the straw too! In my younger days, of course. Both are bad, straw is itchier, sand is scratchier and much harder to get rid of! Beds are nice.
Oliver has spent the first 3 weeks learning his own body and mind, and maybe learning to trust in himself, maybe he's not all the way there yet. Now, he's learning to trust in another person, for the first time in his adult life.