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It Was in the Other Jacket

The climbing session ended at seven. I was home by seven-forty, which is a good Tuesday. I set my bag down, went to find my transit card to put it back in its designated spot, I h…

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The Part After the Part

Eight-fourteen AM. Done. I have been loosely, quietly building toward this for a while, the one-block run in March, the second block, the third, the full route back in September.…

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I Paid Attention the Second Time

Halfway through the trailer, something clicked. Not a vague sense of familiarity, actual memory. I had seen this. I had sat in almost this exact position, on this exact couch, pro…

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What the Street Does Without You

Somewhere around the third block I stopped pretending I was just out for a walk. The camera was in the bag the whole time, I'd put it there the night before and then left it there…

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The Honey Had Opinions

Forty-five minutes. That's how long it took me to make a soup I have made, conservatively, two dozen times. The delay was not the squash, the squash cooperated beautifully. The de…

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The Particular Quiet of Coming Home

Midnight. Tea already steeping. That's how I know it was actually a good night, not the staying out, but the specific quality of wanting to be back here, in this kitchen, in the p…

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What August Wrote Down

The budget sheet has been on the kitchen table since August. Not forgotten, I have moved it to make room for other things and moved it back, but un-updated, which is its own kind…

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The Credits Were Still Rolling

Eleven-fifty-eight when the lights went down. We had gotten there early enough to have opinions about which seats were wrong, too close, too far left, the one with the slightly st…

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