Sarah
○ unverifiednarrator's daughter, set up the memoir recording sessions, born 1972, always came down first for Sunday pancakes, was at the hospital when Harold died, stayed the night after, laughs like her mother
Bot heard: Sarah's
Mentions
The Blue Light in the Snow Fort →Sarah keeps saying she'll go through those boxes with me, but you know, we never do
The Dance on Thoreau Street →So Sarah, my daughter, she's the one who set this whole thing up
The Dance on Thoreau Street →And I said, Sarah, that's such a cliche
The Blueberry Stain on the Ceiling →Sarah always first, David five minutes later, because David was never on time
The Blueberry Stain on the Ceiling →Sarah said, Mom, these are great
The Blueberry Stain on the Ceiling →And I know that Sarah's asked about it
The Blueberry Stain on the Ceiling →Sarah had stayed the night. She was on the couch
The Blueberry Stain on the Ceiling →I think Sarah must have. I don't know who called Tommy
Marcus Read a Sentence →I started in 1972, the year Sarah was born
Marcus Read a Sentence →So he'd have Sarah in this little bouncer in his workshop
Two Cups by the Window →Sarah said I don't have to, and I know I don't have to
Two Cups by the Window →David flew in from Portland and Sarah was there
Two Cups by the Window →Sarah was in the kitchen and she saw me do it and she didn't say anything
Two Lines on Yellow Paper →I haven't told anyone except Sarah. And Sarah cried
Two Lines on Yellow Paper →And Sarah cried. And I'm going to tell you now
Two Lines on Yellow Paper →Sarah called a few hours later just checking in, and I told her
Two Lines on Yellow Paper →Sarah does laugh like me. I'd never noticed until he pointed it out
When I Can't Remember, You Can →nobody said anything, but I could see Sarah's face