For the adults now and the adults yet to come, the coming of age experiences are part of life.
However, keep in mind the question, Who is he?.
There are plenty of references to pop culture and even a few historical events.
Our city girl\'s question is of the latter.
Some questions in life are simple yet infinite.
The story, as the title suggests, is a question that the protagonist struggles to answer.
This story covers a little over a decade of the protagonist\'s life, primarily in two-year intervals.
Nevertheless, I hope those who are before, during, and after this time period will relate to the story on some level.
Yes, this is somewhat a period piece of fiction.
There are the quintessential effects of the 1970s and 1980s such as 8 tracks and neon colors.
We have Aunt Wilma, Cousin Patrice, and Cousin Tiger, friends, teachers, and people we can only see from afar along for the ride.
Our young city girl will not be alone in her journey.
Come with me on a journey of a young city girl of Generation X status to discover her initial symbol of what is important to what is unchanging.
To put it simply, the approach is catching the brass ring of life.
Although the symbols will vary, the approach is basically the same.
In our youth, many of us find it easy to hold onto a symbol of what we perceive as important or most important in life.
Both the frivolous and important (the vain and the profound) are all new to us in our youth.
It is of my opinion that this struggle is at its most animated in our childhood years.
Throughout our life, we grapple with what is frivolous and what is important.
For the adults now and the adults yet to come, the coming of age experiences are part of life
