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Glory Days

  • Writer: Findlay Ward
    Findlay Ward
  • May 14
  • 1 min read

I’m a nerd. My glory days were long days and nights spent in the soft glow of computer screens, eating greasy take out, rarely sleeping. Somehow, my partner and I nursed our creations into a net worth that continues to explode.


But I long for those glory days.


My wife longed for the tokens of my success. I hated the $1,500 jeans, $900 sneakers, and $300 T-shirts she bought for me. But a happy wife ….


Now she and half my money are gone.


When the door clicked closed behind her, I crawled through the sprawling attic seeking happier times. My Levis faded by time and broken in sneakers give me something she never did—contentment.

 
 
 

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