I was terrified of my grandfather, who was a Jehovah’s Witness, because he said my father was going to hell and burning in eternal damnation. My parents moved to Colorado Springs, and I was left with my grandparents. I would often daydream about flying like Superman. It was like a mini-library, and I could spend hours there reading comics and drinking sodas. She would take me up on the high metal stools at the soda fountain, and we would order two chocolate phosphates, which were shot of chocolate syrup and seltzer water stirred together. I loved going to the drugstore with my cousin Jeannie. When I was still alive after a night and a day in the hospital, the doctors treated me with a new derivative of penicillin. He had a fierce competitive streak, and he could always cajole, beg, or threaten people into doing what he wanted.

My father was a salesman, and he was very good at it. I was a freakish name for 1951 rural Kansas. They chose the name Cassandra after one of my mother’s teachers, who had dated my father. My parents had barely finished high school when they got married, and they soon had me. I was born in 1951, in Manhattan, Kansas. Insights from Chapter 36 Insights from Chapter 1 Insights on Cassandra Peterson's Yours Cruelly, Elvira Contents

#3 I loved going to the drugstore with my cousin Jeannie. #2 My father was a salesman, and he was very good at it. #1 I was born in 1951, in Manhattan, Kansas. Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.

Yours cruelly elvira review