The experiences, environments, and recurring circumstances that quietly shaped adaptation.
You need to go to the bathroom. “Can’t you wait?” You say...
You write something in your diary. Something you haven’t told anyone. A...
You do something embarrassing. Maybe you say something wrong. Maybe you get...
Your mother is upset. You ask what’s wrong. She tells you. Your...
“We’ll go on Saturday.” You remember. Saturday morning, you get dressed before...
You ask if you can go outside. “Sure.” Another day, you ask...
Something breaks. You were reaching across the table and knocked it over....
Your glass tips over. Milk runs across the table. “Look what you...
Your brother is upset again. Someone sighs. “Why can’t he be more...
Someone asks you a question. “Would you like something to eat?” Before...
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