On the Threshold 
Until the day I threw them in the trash, my trendy new tan shoes made me feel like a fashion plate. That is, until the fateful day I strode confidently across the wide New England street in front of Stockbridge's famed Red Lion Inn, beckoning my in-laws and our foreign exchange student to follow me. In an instant, the thick sole of my trendy shoe caught the curb and hurtled me into the air, landing ...
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