Ken Wheaton
Since Margaret's death, Scruffy had been despondent, tail drooping, no appetite, and tonight like every night, whining and sighing next to Todd on the couch, impervious to petting or dog talk. But when the lights flickered he bolted from the couch in one leap, rushed to the full length mirror Margaret once used as a final check before stepping out the door and started the happy frantic dance that Scruffy only ever did for one occasion: Margaret's return home.
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Ken Wheaton:
Just began reading "The First Annual Grand Prairie Rabbit Festival", and as a grandparent of a child with a chromosome disorder, I take offense to your use of the word "retarded" and your comment about special ed. My question is; "Why didn't you use the word disability instead of the r word?", and "Why didn't the people who provided feedback find this word offensive?"
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