A Diligent Man
Oct 14th, 2010 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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He thought of himself as a diligent man. He was strict with his friends, strict with his colleagues, strict with family. If he was likely to show favor to anyone, it would be to a complete stranger.
He considered himself fortunate, married to a sober woman, and the father of twins.
He would never force his children to wear identical outfits. Rather, he always provided two thoroughly divergent costumes, one rather fashionable, one utterly hideous. He then required his children to fight for the right to choose, thus teaching them the lesson that life is what you make of it.
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