Celine De Clercq

Anything but Ordinary

Mary Dobson was sure she was the most ordinary girl in the world. She knew somehow this was a great disappointment to her wild hippie mother, Starfire. As if her mother felt that allowing her father to name her something as plain as Mary had condemned her to a life of absolute banality. Mary understood. Her spontaneous, renegade mother fell for her sweet, stable father who provided security and gentle love. Her father loved the creative, wiley woman who added spice to his routine with her hilarity and drama. Even so, Mary knew her mother looked for more in her - some of that Starfire passion or spark.