By Julianne Palumbo We paired well two by two by two until you started leaving one by one. Now my count to three brings me to scattered places and leaves bodies …
Ode to the Smell of Onion
On my hands; it is heaviest the day after I’ve cut and cooked these skin-struck pilgrims.
Feasting on Words
By Andrea Isiminger “The blue bag,” says my son when I ask what he wants for a snack. If I encourage him to be more specific, he’ll name the store where …
3 Guidelines for Talking to a Pregnant Woman
Like many other pregnant women, I don't enjoy listening to all of the unsolicited comments about my changing and growing body.
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