Coming Clean: a Memoir
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I had lost almost twenty pounds while in LA, and she didn’t recognize me. The weight loss wasn’t a conscious effort—I had simply stopped eating because no one I knew ate, and so I felt silly sitting down to a meal when a Diet Coke seemed to be enough to sustain the people around me for days on end.
In my first few days at home, I made up for every meal I had skipped while in Los Angeles. As soon as I finished one plate, my mother was standing by with another. With me home, she seemed to have fou...nd a purpose in life—making up for lost mothering. She was happier than I’d seen her in years, spending hours in the kitchen preparing meals she hadn’t made since I was a child. I didn’t remember my mother loving to cook—it always seemed like an annoying task she had to do at the end of a long commute.
If I strayed from her eyesight for more than a few minutes at a time, she would call out for me to make sure I hadn’t disappeared. Not that I could go anywhere. I didn’t have a car, which meant I was completely homebound during the day while my father was at work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had lost almost twenty pounds while in LA, and she didn’t recognize me. The weight loss wasn’t a conscious effort—I had simply stopped eating because no one I knew ate, and so I felt silly sitting down to a meal when a Diet Coke seemed to be enough to sustain the people around me for days on end.
In my first few days at home, I made up for every meal I had skipped while in Los Angeles. As soon as I finished one plate, my mother was standing by with another. With me home, she seemed to have fou...nd a purpose in life—making up for lost mothering. She was happier than I’d seen her in years, spending hours in the kitchen preparing meals she hadn’t made since I was a child. I didn’t remember my mother loving to cook—it always seemed like an annoying task she had to do at the end of a long commute.
If I strayed from her eyesight for more than a few minutes at a time, she would call out for me to make sure I hadn’t disappeared. Not that I could go anywhere. I didn’t have a car, which meant I was completely homebound during the day while my father was at work.
What to read after Coming Clean: a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimberly Rae Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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