her more miserable, more miserable I am, this piece of moss under a number of submerged miserable, and I alone, she is not ever alone, get the wrong number of years desolate, Enron is now a hypothetical ?is not cut off my dream .
Twenge ponders all these messagesinher book "GenerationMe: WhyToday'sYoungAmericans Are MoreConfident, Assertive, Entitled -- and More Miserable Than Ever Before" (Free Press, 2006).
The account of his uncovered Jewish ancestry (concealed by his lively, miserable mother, who killed herself in a hotel room in Athens, with her lover) is more than poignant.