In the Good Evening Monologue

A book about a group of women who have a history with their family. It includes family drama, children, drugs, alcohol, infidelity, divorce and marriage.
Monologue
# Paisley 
Paisley: Hello, My name is Paisley Goode. I used to date guys who were mean and sad, but I found men who are kind and have a big heart and I have found a husband. And this is truly my story, and it has all the good, the bad and the whole thing. But there are times where it has been tough. The old and new memories have come back to haunt me once more. It has been a pleasant journey to learn and experience new and challenging things. The more I think about the faulty things, the more I pondered. But all of it was just the issues that happened with the lives of my family, and I plan to get it out in the open. The whole point is to keep selling good stuff with old memories, but not the parts that are missing. So many people were heading home because it was evening, raining or hurrying up because of time. The years where it was the beginning to the final year of high school for my nieces and nephews. After graduation day, we always head back to home to take our photos for the scrapbook of memories. There were nice triplet sisters and good twin brothers who were always in the background with their friends or their relatives. The longest family trip was the day we went to the museum to learn about natural history as we became intrigue with the facts and the stories. Sometimes, I would just yell at the kids to do better in school, or else more homework before supper. Their teacher would give me emails about brand new tests or assignments that can be hard. I know there are some people who loves to attend school events that they found a person who loves zoology as well as another person who loves science. It was my two friends who love educational stuff than kids at any kind of university. Well, I feel like rambling on about education and stuff is not going to help us, so maybe I should try to find a new way to talk about the book I have been teaching my family about. It all started when my kids were going to college after they graduate. I tried so hard not to sob uncontrollably and be strong when the day came. I was feeling a little bit blue because I wasn’t ready to experience this new feeling of letting go and accepting it. But it was a start to do something fresh for our lives. There has been fun throughout the days without a gloomy cloud to block the sun in the sky. The times where we went to church before Sunday dinner were my grandmother’s favorite day. She loves the hot buns for the hotdogs and the condiments on the other side of the table. My dear grandparents always ate the dinner rolls with the kids. The days was the days my family came over to visit without hurrying up so they can take their time and enjoy. I always watch my nephews play a puppet show with their socks while I make supper with pasta, salad and a bowl of soup. Also, I made Buffalo sauce on the side for the kids. Everybody loves to eat a lot when they come over to see me and my family. My husband loves to eat beans and chili dogs. Sometimes, he’ll share some with my grandfather. After the fun-filled time, my kids came back from graduation and join us. Oh, it was a long yet good day. Everybody ate their food, sing and play before they went home. My kids spread their wings and fly off to their destination. But as I head to my room, I just wish things would be simple if we wait and take it slow. I think about my kids and their memories of the school year. It was the longest of all time. During the days, I was a teacher to my kids about life. I just knew that if I had a hole in my heart, I will fill it up with sand and keep the happiness in there forever. My husband found the key to unlock the locks of sadness and found the newfound freedom.