Vintage Ford (2007)
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Near Decatur or Centerton, or a town no longer a town. Just a rural place. That is near the Oklahoma line there, and in 1910 it was a rough country, with a frontier feel. It had only been ten years since robbers and outlaws were in the landscape. Bat Masterson was still alive and not long gone from Galina.I remark about this not because of its possible romance, or because I think it qualifies my mother’s life in any way I can relate now, but because it seems like such a long time ago and such a ...far-off and unknowable place. And yet my mother, whom I loved and knew quite well, links me to that foreignness, that other thing that was her life and that I really don’t know so much about and never did. This is one quality of our lives with our parents that is often overlooked and so, devalued. Parents link us—closeted as we are in our lives—to a thing we’re not but they are; a separate-ness, perhaps a mystery—so that even together we are alone.The act and practice of considering my mother’s life is, of course, an act of love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near Decatur or Centerton, or a town no longer a town. Just a rural place. That is near the Oklahoma line there, and in 1910 it was a rough country, with a frontier feel. It had only been ten years since robbers and outlaws were in the landscape. Bat Masterson was still alive and not long gone from Galina.I remark about this not because of its possible romance, or because I think it qualifies my mother’s life in any way I can relate now, but because it seems like such a long time ago and such a ...far-off and unknowable place. And yet my mother, whom I loved and knew quite well, links me to that foreignness, that other thing that was her life and that I really don’t know so much about and never did. This is one quality of our lives with our parents that is often overlooked and so, devalued. Parents link us—closeted as we are in our lives—to a thing we’re not but they are; a separate-ness, perhaps a mystery—so that even together we are alone.The act and practice of considering my mother’s life is, of course, an act of love.
What to read after Vintage Ford?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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