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He plays piano for them songs they can no longer hear on the radio

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The first table in the kitchen there is not called the bad boys table for nothing

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At first glance sounds like a boring book

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Others are miserable and make sure everyone around them are miserable as well

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Originally published under a pseudonym in 2016 as the fictional diary was becoming a huge success internationally peter de smet revealed that he was the author

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The trips and adventures the eight make met “with a mixture of envy admiration and disgust” by the other residents upon their return are unlike the stodgy unimaginative activities organized by the home’s director and board and also some of the most entertaining portions of the novel—with de smet painting word portraits filled with joy and atypical pictures of elderly citizens pursuing activities normally not associated with them… sometimes with mirthful consequences

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British writer george meredith 18281909 championed in some of his writing the concept of “tragicomedy” wherein comic events and characters are allowed to evolve and expose tragedy to a similar degree as the comedy