A very nice family let me and some other relatives stay in their house for a holiday when we were playing musical-cities. I brought a book with me, but another relative was looking for something to read, and noticed that there were NO BOOKS.
Both parents were professionals. At least one of them was college-educated. They had several children in school. They were clearly very Christian. But we couldn't even find a Bible.
TOTAL culture clash.
And, for the record, the first thing that made me cringe was the use of "no nothing" in the article.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
Date: 2003-09-22 11:01 pm (UTC)A very nice family let me and some other relatives stay in their house for a holiday when we were playing musical-cities. I brought a book with me, but another relative was looking for something to read, and noticed that there were NO BOOKS.
Both parents were professionals. At least one of them was college-educated. They had several children in school. They were clearly very Christian. But we couldn't even find a Bible.
TOTAL culture clash.
And, for the record, the first thing that made me cringe was the use of "no nothing" in the article.