Already the Past
Reyna EisenstarkMy thoughts about time and etc. (My boyfriend said to me once, "You like time." Yes, I really do. )
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How the body remembers and forgets
Many years ago, like quite possibly 34 years ago, at a party at my dad’s apartment on the upper west side, my friend Drew and I were dancing, and he dipped me mid-dance, and as I leaned back, possibly (probably) drunkenly, I put too much we...
How to love August
August is secretly my favorite month, I think. Secretly because who in their right mind would like August best, except perhaps if your birthday is in August, which mine is not. May can feel like a miracle after a long winter, and the flower...
How to let things go
Ten summers ago, Tony and I took a trip to Montreal and Quebec City. What I remember from the Montreal trip is inexplicably finding (and eating) a coconut FrozFruit for the first time since high school, spending a surprisingly long amount o...
How to think about your everlasting summer
“Your everlasting summer; you can see it fading fast.” You know these lyrics, right? It’s the first line of Steely Dan’s “Reeling in the Years,” the one song that I like by that band (to be honest, I don’t love the chorus or the instrumenta...
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