Probably my most memorable experience at Elm Drive in Akron occurred when Angelo, the older and not very pleasant neighborhood paper boy, threw a ball at me. I wasn’t hurt much at all, but I convinced myself that I was and that my pain justified profanity in reporting the incident to my mother. She did not agree that profanity was justified and promptly, and forcefully, washed my mouth out with soap. I became convinced that profanity is never justified.
Monday, March 19, 2018
8 Life History --- I Learned Never to Swear
Probably my most memorable experience at Elm Drive in Akron occurred when Angelo, the older and not very pleasant neighborhood paper boy, threw a ball at me. I wasn’t hurt much at all, but I convinced myself that I was and that my pain justified profanity in reporting the incident to my mother. She did not agree that profanity was justified and promptly, and forcefully, washed my mouth out with soap. I became convinced that profanity is never justified.
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Akron Ohio,
Childhood,
Garrett R.D. Merrick,
Learning,
Misadventures,
Swearing
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