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Documentary of James Pope's life of intimacy (MATRESONAME)

Men put your feet in James Pope's shoes. Women, put your feet in shoes of the women that teaches James the art of intimacy, as he travels the road from farm-to-matresoname.

Story of my life from first memory to age 19. Becoming aware of life, you start doing as much as you could as the other members of the family were doing. You became responsible for greater parts of the family life.

Romantic- tragedy! Multi-generational! Heterosexual! A wife deceives her husband while exploring her true sexuality!What motivates the wife's mother and son-in-law to enter into a relationship!The wife's college age daughter with tender guidance from her stepfather, achieves fulfillment as a woman! Does this describe a dysfunctional family? Or are these the unspoken social issues of modern society!Trifecta is a combination of James Pope's personal experiences and creativity.

This true story is dedicated to all the children that are called upon to shoulder family responsibilities. The hardships of a struggling farm family; Post Hole Digger follows the life of Iowa farm boy James Pope from first memory to age 19. At age 15 I held my father, trying to get a nitroglycerin tablet under his tongue. Father died in my arms. I took his job as janitor of the Macedonia, Iowa Consolidated School, supporting mom and little sister Mary. At age 16 I took a job as a hired man on the John and Vonda Koch's farm at Neola, Iowa. As you read, follow Jim's life and at age 19 as he creates a solid plan for life. Born March 25, 1937 at home on the family farm. Attended a one room country school New Boston #5 for two years. At age 15, father died in my arms. I took his job as janitor of the Macedonia, Iowa Consolidated School, supporting my mom and little sister Mary. At age 16 I took the job as hired man on John and Vonda Koch's farm at Neola, Iowa. After high school I joined the Navy and spent 27 years in the submarine service. After I retired I took the job as supervisor of the computerized maintenance department of a utility company. After working all most all of my productive life, at age 60 I just stopped going to work. I have a wonderful partner. We have lived together for 33 years traveling the world extensively. I don't know if I am a writer of just a story teller that can uniquely connect the dots.