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Adventures in childhood misbehavior

When I was young, my parents spent most weekends antiquing, a verb that sounds benign but in practice is more like torture to a kid. My siblings were both older and out of the house, so it was just the three of us leaving New York City most weekends on the way to some exotic locale like Patterson, NJ or Port Washington, NY, looking for objects that I thought at the time were old, pointless, and ugly. It was idyllic: me sitting between mom and dad in our Chevrolet station wagon while the back was filled with what I might have called crap if given permission. The Old, The Pointless, and The Ugly: a hoarder version of a Sergio Leone movie.

If you think a seven-year-old is keen on understanding the importance of that unique marking on the bottom of a hundred-year-old soup tureen, you are mistaken. If you think there’s nothing more comfortable than being wedged between your parents in a vinyl bench seat surrounded by a sea of detritus-brown interior accents, you’re also wrong. The cherry on top was the endless flow of dulcet elevator tunes from Easy 93, WPAT on the FM dial, where music goes to be homogenized beyond recognition. If my second-grade teacher had asked me to draw a picture of what I’d least like to do on my weekends, I would have drawn that scene. Except I couldn’t draw, so it would just be an abstract scribble with some self-explanatory title, like “bored child wedged between parents in horrid car.” But second-grade teachers rarely ask their students to visualize on paper their version of hell, so no abstract art for me.

One of those antiquing trips was an all-day shopping snoozefest through New Jersey and possibly Pennsylvania. I’ve blocked out most of that day, but what happened toward the end was too remarkable to forget. Here’s the story of the worst thing I did as a kid.

By the end of the day I was bored out of my mind, as I often was on those junkets. It must have been winter because I recall that it was both late afternoon and dark when we arrived at a roadside antique shop in New Jersey. The owner–or victim, as you’ll soon discover–was happy to welcome us and apparently did nothing memorable herself, as I have no real memory of our interactions. 

While I was waiting near the register, she and my parents went through the store at an excruciatingly slow pace, mom and dad examining countless items that all looked the same to me while the owner provided a detailed narrative about each one. If you’ve ever experienced the interaction between antique buyers and sellers, you know that it can be a lengthy ritual in which the seller feels obliged to provide a compendium of information about the item, its history, where it was made, how many there were in the world, and so on–all to justify the price, I suppose. After being filled in, the buyer examines the item, sometimes exhaustingly, asks more questions than a scientific review panel and if all goes well, the two parties come to an agreement. 

This interminable ritual was happening frequently on that winter afternoon, and my seven-year-old self was not amused. Thinking back on my childhood with rose-colored glasses, I remember being a good kid for the most part. I had sat through countless of these buyer-seller dances in the past, including several times that day, without acting out. But by then I had had enough, so I looked for something to quell the boredom.

I was really into baseball and I felt the urge to practice my throwing. There were untold potential projectiles all around me: tea sets that evoke thoughts of matronly women with floral dresses and extended pinkies, demitasse spoons for them to stir their tea, ornamental plates for hanging on too-busy wallpaper, and a host of other items sufficiently large to go airborne but small enough for my seven-year-old hands to grasp. But I am not a monster, and if you think I started hurling these priceless heirlooms through the shop, disabuse yourself of the notion.

However, while scoping out what to throw, I noticed that each antique case–and there were lots of them filled with all sorts of things you associate with your grandma–was secured by a skeleton key. I always thought those keys were cool, as I still do. There was something about their weight and balance that made them much more fun to hold than a modern door key. so I enjoyed going around to the many antique display cases and taking the skeleton keys out of their respective keyholes. 

Knowing that these keys had some heft and needing to satisfy the urge to perfect my throwing form, I decided to carefully extricate myself from the shop after taking each one and see how far I could hurl it across the country road adjacent to the shop. I don’t remember how many times I did this, but my guess is 15 to 20. The first few throws were a bit anemic, as I was a little tight from being in the car so long, and let’s face it, a seven-year-old needs to warm up a bit. But by key 5 or 6, I was getting some serious distance on those throws. They went from landing in the dirt just beyond the other side of the road to flying deep into the field that abutted it. I found that with a couple of crow hops I could get enough air to make any little league coach proud.

The fun and games ended, of course, when my expoloits were discovered. Apparently I was locking the cases before throwing the keys, so at some point the owner wanted to show my parents items from one of my victim cases. All of those precious antiques were held hostage in their wood-and-glass jails because some kid got bored. After giving me what-for (definitely nothing corporal, but that was as close as he ever got to walloping me), dad then spent the next ½ hour or so trying to retrieve the missing keys across the road and give them back to the poor shop owner whose only crime had been to let the parents of the most bored child in America into her shop. 

Fortunately, dad was not run over by a passing semi or this story would be a lot less amusing. I do recall that after finishing up with that me-caused fiasco we stopped at a nearby restaurant, where my dad told me that I had disgraced the family name. I actually chuckled because this sounded like something Ward Cleaver might say to The Beave. Also, this kind of bravado was completely out of character for my dad–a wonderful man but not prone to hyperbole. I didn't know what hyperbole was at the time but knew he wasn't prone to it. I later found out that our name translates to "slut" in French, so there was reason to laugh at his assertion after all.

I don’t recall any punishment for my actions on that winter night, as perhaps my parents realized the absurdity of putting a little kid through an all-day antiquing junket. I can’t say that I never had to endure their weekend antiques foolishness again–I definitely did, and for several years to boot–but apparently those subsequent trips never rose to the key-throwing (or equivalent) level.

After my parents passed away, I inherited a few of their antiques, some of which remain in our possession. I even recall a few of the back-stories that accompany those pieces, but not in the level of detail that my mother in particular could recite with great precision. However, I am decidedly not an antiques person, a decision that was doubtless informed by my childhood experiences. I do have a few possessions that require skeleton keys, but I’m happy to say that I was able to quench a lifetime of key-tossing thirst during the one episode when I was seven, so today’s keys remain safely in their respective keyholes.

What did I learn from this experience? For one thing, I learned to extend my arm fully as I wind up to throw. I also learned to make sure outings with my kids–even ones where we have “adult” things to do–included fun for kids and family whenever possible.  My parents presumably learned that there is a limit to a child’s boredom and that skeleton keys are remarkably difficult to find outside at night. And the antique shop owner learned the process of filing a restraining order (JK. I'm certain my parents agreed to never set foot inside that place again).  

Source: Adventures in childhood misbehavior

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