
Crossing the Border to Hang Out With Your Friend
"Going to Nuevo Laredo for lunch or dinner was no big deal. We would do that all the time, without even really realizing we were crossing a border."
Friendly conversations with friends about friendship

"Going to Nuevo Laredo for lunch or dinner was no big deal. We would do that all the time, without even really realizing we were crossing a border."

“The rule was you should never go over the heads of the kids. Anything that appealed to adults had to appeal to the kids too.”

“To be able to talk about things that only we as young women clergy experience is really comforting.”

“We had been talking about doing a big group meet-up somewhere and we picked Dollywood.” “It was one of the most wonderful moments of my life.”

“I saw her as who I would have been if I grew up on a farm in Apple Canyon Lake. And I think she saw me as the same thing, but reversed.”

"It was a lot more than just cavalry guys getting together. We really became true family."

“We have two relationships. We have to talk about money, and then we have the friendship.”

“You need a bowl or a whisk, and one of your baking friends will get it for you. You know those trenches in the war? It’s kind of like that.”

"I think we just started coming to Mr. O's room for lunch. I don't even know if we asked permission. Probably not."

“It became my most meaningful piece of clothing that I owned.”