By Sarah Brown
Lebanon Local
At 5 a.m., while many are still asleep, Clint Edwards will sit shoe-horned into his closet somewhere in Lebanon. A few hours later, he’ll become aware of his wife and three kids as they awake, and his body will probably tense up a little.
He knows for the rest of the day his kids will find ways to argue, or one of them might have a meltdown or need help…