They appreciate the way their parents protected them from too much fame. “Even as kids, we could say yes or no, and all five of us had to agree. Otherwise, we would not do it.”
Clarence Waldron
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Editor's Note: August 2013
Sure, my drained perfumes are taking up room, collecting dust. But one day I might need my own tether to who I am—and who I was. And there the bottles will sit, my former lives ready to be uncapped and released.
