(2/3) "Sterling is the sanest one in our family. He's our leader. He gets to be himself. If we were ourselves, we'd be rather useless because all the time we feel like disintegrating. We call him the Love Bug. He is always loving and happy. Every morning he sings a song while we walk down the driveway. It goes: 'Another new day, coming my way! I can't wait to go to school today!' I look at him and think, 'What is my problem?' Then I tell myself, 'Just follow the leader.'"
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