As I approach the one-month mark in Arizona helping my parents as my stepfather undergoes cancer treatment, this one spoke to me. 🤣
Wednesday, February 02, 2022
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3 comments:
Well, you matter, and I'm sure your parents don't want you to give up.
Read it one way, made sense. Read it another way, made sense. Both made sense grammatically. A bit of a mixed message.
Interesting. It can be read two ways: You matter. Don't give up. Or: You don't matter. Give up. The latter recalls the ex-president's wife's jacket that said something about who cares. I like the first reading. Don't Give Up.
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