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Summer is incredibly busy and time to write is sparse. In lieu of a longer essay this month, I thought I’d share a handful of photos taken in my bedroom over the years. I had the same room from about age 3 until the house was sold in 2019 (see my essay 1202 Belt Line Boulevard about my memories of the whole house).
Reflection Questions:
* Do you have pictures over the years of your childhood bedroom? What story do they tell? What’s missing?
* If your bedroom had its own soundtrack, what would be on it?
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