Only Child


Now that Rosie is off at BYU, Rebecca is learning to adjust to being the only child home. She misses her brothers and sisters, and wishes they were home, but there are advantages to being the only child. She is forced to make decisions on her own. Forced to find her own rides. But she gets time to talk to Mom and Dad without interruption. She gets to choose what music to put on the stereo and listen to, without being told by an older sister or brother, "I'm tired of listening to the Monkeys. I'm putting something else on."