
I'm marking time during my husband's deployment with this blog. A Substack writer friend called my writing "profound and everyday ordinary." That is why I write: to find and share meaning in my life, not because it is unique, but because it isn't.
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And on the 24th Saturday… we quarantined! That’s right, my friends, the dreaded hand, foot, and mouth disease came for us and we are currently on day four of a seven day quarantine. Womp womp.
I would like to extend profound sympathy and...
The 23rd Saturday was the loneliest yet. I didn’t have any plans, and I could have made plans, but I didn’t want to. The thought of doing anything—anything at all—without my husband here was sadder than the thought of doing nothing. I was p...
Last night I went to Noah Kahan’s concert at Petco Park in San Diego. Earlier this year I wrote that singing his songs without my husband there might open a riptide of homesickness that could drown me.
My husband is the kind of man who is...
I spent the last ten days encouraging myself to “take Substack seriously,” meaning I told myself I was going to post a “Note” once a day (Substack’s version of a tweet). Notes are the only way that people can find long-form work on Substack...
About once a week, sometimes every other week, I hold what I call a “Home Day.” Home Days are planned the night before and are something I look forward to, almost a treat to myself—which is funny, because “Home Day” is fancy branding for “s...
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My husband is deployed for a long while. I'm marking time with this blog: one post for each of the Saturdays he is gone. I can't retreat into myself this time around, because there's a little girl here who needs me. I'm doing this for her.
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