little story about my life in Montgomery to share with you all and I totaled it puzzle pieces

to call home I was born here in Montgomery but I spent from around 2nd the fourth grade in a small town in North

my grandfather was sick and there was no one left to take care of him so by familial

left our life behind I remember feeling so disappointed that's how is just starting

like home but nonetheless it is time to say goodbye Alabama is nothing like I expected it to be the

a few run down lots of land most of my hometown was was fairly modern Alabama

time to time and the food was delicious Nothing Compares To The Taste of Home cook cornbread

the most pleasant surprise about return to Montgomery was a time I got to spend with my grandfather obsessed with puzzles

the hobby became more thing we would sit at his huge dining room table underneath an

super glue the pieces of a puzzle that will stretch halfway across the table would always tell me stories when we put the

his father's father ran from Ireland to the states and the adventures is father and his brothers how

his finger doing farm work as a team and how he met my grandmother at Chris's hot dog dogs downtown

old Indian lore I'd heard from my friends in Florida I taught him how to play Silent Night on my grandmother's old piano for

a big group of friends or a house or a hobby to make you feel at home sometimes all you need is a

Storybooth Montgomery

Lilly Denbison