“I’m going to the courthouse to get new tags for the car,” I remember my grandfather saying as he tapped his pipe on the ashtray to empty the remains of Prince Albert tobacco.
“You want to go with me.” That was a no-brainer. He would let me drive as soon as we got out of sight of the house. I was still a couple of years short of the required license age of 14. But my grandfa...
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