My parents tell us there will be chickens at the funeral. I can’t help but snort, which doesn’t go over...
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Mary must have felt this way. No one asked her, and no one asked me. Even so, when the baby...
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I “Jan Frances.” “Oh, god. Jan Frances.” “I take it that means I win?” Cam was already rolling onto his...
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Now that I believe in reincarnation, I’m worried about my future. Must be boring for God to watch humans bumble...
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Tulum. A single word scrolled across my screen against a backdrop of turquoise water. I clicked to reveal an invitation....
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My Papa wore red calfskin cowboy boots. His shoes were creased and leathery like his farm-worn hands. It was because...
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Before I was a woman, I was a girl. My mother used to turn me around in front of the...
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Best athlete we ever had, that Westhead kid. Wasn’t no bigger than you or me but all muscle and hit...
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“Ah, Bridget, I’m liking those rainbow socks,” Simon says, pointing at the bright stripes peeking out between the bottom of...
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There are flies in your lungs Wings plastered that never left From inhaling too long Mouth open in the dark...
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