Love it or hate it, I promise to always be me.
The author reflects on their son’s 11th birthday, highlighting his love for Harry Potter and the day he was born, 15 days early. The narrative recounts the emotional challenges surrounding his birth, including the author's mother's illness and the son's father's absence. Ultimately, the author expresses pride and affection for their son.
The author shares her journey from a devout churchgoer to a skeptic, highlighting pivotal moments that led to her disillusionment with organized religion. Disheartened by the church's actions during her grandfather's illness and seeking answers to unanswered childhood questions, she now advocates for independent thinking and self-education, while respecting others' beliefs.
The author reminisces about autumn, from childhood leaf-jumping to deer hunting with family. They recall memorable birthdays, including a special celebration for their mother's fortieth. Reflecting on past experiences, they express a desire to create new, happier autumn memories for their children. The piece evokes a sense of nostalgia and hope for the future.
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