



It is being fired from that job that is the stimulus for her year of rest and relaxation. She live alone in an apartment on the not-exactly-ghetto section of New York City known as the Upper East Side of Manhattan and was employed in a less than stressful position in the less than stressful business commonly referred to as “working in an art gallery.” Orphaned during that last year of college, she has since enjoyed a life that ninety-percent of the American population would consider one which lead to what events do actually occur. The teller of the story is unnamed, but a portrait of the author as an image is easily enough constructed: twenty-something, thin, white, Protestant, wealthy and privileged enough to not just enter with the intention but graduate an Ivy League university having actually earned a degree in art history. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
