Fist Full of Teaspoons delves into the intricate psychological, biographical, and historical nuances of the attachment bonds we create throughout our lives. It holds a mirror to how these attachments shape our identities and experiences as we grow older, and how society reacts to them.

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Ever wonder why a relative stored so much stuff away and sometimes did little with it? Or, perhaps became attached to an object or place almost to the point of valuing it more than people could understand? Life is often formed around things, places, and people we form attachments to. Mom was no exception. 

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