the same chair every evening and watched television and communicated primarily in grunts and disappointment.
Walter had sworn to himself as a teenager that if he ever had kids, he would be different.
He just never expected the opportunity to arrive through a boiler room door at 9:30 on a Thursday night.
He learned as he went.
He learned that boys this age need structure not because it makes them obedient, but because it makes them feel safe.
Routine is a form of security for children who have known
