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Jessy Randall
I’m fine, I’m okay, I’m okay, I’m fine. I’m surprisingly fine. I’m awful, but no awfuler than usual. I can do anything I want, as long as...
Jul 13, 2020


Jeff Gundy
I’m fine. How can I complain? My salary still turns up in the bank on time. Food and beer and spirits are still within our means. Power...
Jul 11, 2020


Krista Diane Bautista
Second to Last Day of Pride Month Listening to Polo G -THE GOAT on Spotify A little over 3 months into worldwide quarantine and social...
Jul 8, 2020


A. Laura Brody
Photo by Sieg Mann It is a hard time to be an empathetic person. I am inundated, angry, despairing, and feel that I have no right to...
Jul 6, 2020


Keariene Muizz
To some extent it was as though we were all living in a time that had moved backwards. America withdrew, counter-clockwise into chaos,...
Jun 29, 2020


Silas Hansen
Dear Jill and Nicole, Nicole asked me how I was over a month ago and I’ve tried to answer three or four times, but I never get past the...
Jun 28, 2020


Michael Garrigan
Dirt of our Dearth I was hoping joy would overflow this spring as usual I’ve wasted another East Wind it’s been years since I could look...
Jun 27, 2020


Jessica Handler
I play this game with our cats: I blow soap bubbles with one of those little wands and watch the cats to try to grab the bubble....
Jun 26, 2020


Sherri Craig
Visiting Old Friends 24 June 2020 When you have a smart mouth like mine, you really have to get good at one of three things: fighting,...
Jun 26, 2020


Sarah Ruth Bates
These days, I’m knitting. Like, a lot. Like, maybe too much. I’ve made three-almost-four sweaters, and four tanks (I know they sound like...
Jun 25, 2020


Sonya Huber
June 20, 2020: I laid in bed last night and smelled, and the plastic smell was gone. Last night was when I noticed the plastic smell had...
Jun 25, 2020


Mel McCuin
unseen birds recite an aubade, I listen for a familiar voice. For the past few months, while I have been social distancing in NJ, words...
Jun 24, 2020


Harold Greene
A couple of weeks into the shutdown due to the global Covid-19 pandemic we (my wife and two sons) settled into a routine. Working from...
Jun 24, 2020


Karen Osborn
Today my oldest daughter brought over a cake. She carefully set the box on the pavement halfway up our driveway. She lives nearby and...
Jun 23, 2020


Cheryl Klein
What Would Finn Do? Before schools closed in March, I had never seen a Star Wars movie all the way through. My partner, C.C., flew her...
Jun 23, 2020


Susanne Paola Antonetta
My husband Bruce and I first saw this panel—one of two--in a ragtag sort-of-antique store in Charlottesville, Virginia. We bought both...
Jun 22, 2020


Jill Christman
Dear Nicole, Wow. Hello out there. I thought I would have my reply to you the next day and here we are three weeks later, so I can begin...
Jun 22, 2020


Adam Blackwell
There was a period when reading articles and listening to podcasts about the coronavirus seemed like overkill. Then there was the...
Jun 21, 2020


David E. McGlynn
The house we bought in Madison came with a dilapidated screened porch, just off the dining room. The realtor and I spent several minutes...
Jun 21, 2020


Marcia Aldrich
Hole[1] Yesterday while I was walking Omar[2] up Cave[3] at about 11:30, I noticed a young man shoveling out dirt in the construction...
Jun 20, 2020
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