Life Lessons start early for writers, then they spend years figuring it out enough to make a joke, a poem, a short story, novella, novel. Maybe more, like a groundbreaking memoir.
If it’s worth learning, it’s worth writing about to drill it in.
Like most children of my generation, baby boomers, I had it made in the shade, living on easy street and never having to move anywhere but up.
At least that’s what the ingrates who call themselves millennials default to. Our upbringing wasn’t easy street.