The Great Grandpa Chronicles: Letting Go

What is a daughter to do about a father that's so hard to love? It takes her until mid-life to acknowledge her harsh ambivalence, which feels like an albatross around her neck. She really wants things to be better, but realizes it's up to her, because it's unlikely he's going to change. So she tosses out all the old journals with the cathartic rants judging him and opens up a new chapter, focusing on humorous family reunion stories for her grandchildren. It's all there, a prickly predictabl...