For months now through the pandemic, there’s been a brownstone- and tree-lined street hosting full-on dance parties in the early evenings. When we first stumbled ...
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August’s List
A yellow filtered sky before 6:30 at my desk and through my window. A storm forcing you to stay in. To stay closer. A motto ...
3 Summer Games I Want To Play With My 9 Year-Old Daughter
Our house is currently in a phase of never apart, though we surely do need it. I’ve attempted every trick in the book to convice ...
On Forgotten Pandemic Film
My body defends New York like a younger sibling. It remembers the last few months, and it celebrates with great joy, where we are now. ...
A Beautiful Book That Keeps Giving
A stack of books sit beside River and Oak’s bed. They rotate. They get messy. They’re read in full or bit by bit within hours. ...
May I Suggest: A Clean Deodorant
It’s hot. Clothes are loose or tight, in an effort to acclimate to the heat. The prespiration and smells abound. In the city, I don’t ...
A Slab Of Cement To Watch Over
It was 7 AM when I stumbled over to my window, pulled the cotton rope that hangs on my blinds, and peeked into my yard. ...
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