In response to Faja

I absolutely enjoyed reading Faja, for a number of reasons. First of all, there weren't a TON of descriptive words, so I wasn't reall sure how i felt about it at first. But the writer eventually won me over. I could see this, even without all the description, in my head of the fathers routines.

I found myself asking questions, like Why does he do this? or why does he think this way? The writer then again won me over. He described everything.For example, "He seems to wander aimlessly from his bedroom to his car to the kitchen then back to the bedroom again until he finally comes out in a more relaxing outfit."  Granted, it was a simple sentence but when i was reading it I was curious at to why he was walking around aimlessly to so many different places.What would be the result? I couldn't help but keep reading.