The saga of young Sam makes me feel better as a parent. The travails of my thirty-something sons (gray beards to this guy), one a bartender/movie extra living with his parents, the other an ambivalent graduate student in Environmental “We’re fucked” Science, feel like nothing in comparison to Sam’s situation. They could be Oxford dons, in fact, in terms of life trajectories.
The saga of young Sam makes me feel better as a parent. The travails of my thirty-something sons (gray beards to this guy), one a bartender/movie extra living with his parents, the other an ambivalent graduate student in Environmental “We’re fucked” Science, feel like nothing in comparison to Sam’s situation. They could be Oxford dons, in fact, in terms of life trajectories.