Dispatches from a Porch Swing
Jen DeaderickOccasional thoughts from my porch. Or sofa, when it’s too chilly.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 425 | Subscribers | Read | jendeaderick.substack.com |
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Prolonging
Mom is fine. She just had a severe iron deficiency. They pumped two bags of blood into her and sent her home. I was at the hospital for six hours, mostly sitting in the room with her. If she’s not watched, she starts fiddling with the tubes...
Annie
I had a big plan today to take the train downtown, do some errands, walk around, and see a movie. Then I got a call that my Mom’s going into the hospital for a blood transfusion, so I’m driving out to Concord instead to keep her company.
Shoveling
Yesterday was my Mom’s birthday. My brother and I had planned to go see her, but we were thwarted by snow. My car had two or three feet of it piled on top, and a pile up against it from the plows going by.
Roast
Most of the roasts I ate in my childhood were at my Grandma’s house. My Mom was a single mom who made things that were fast when she got home from work: spaghetti, pork chops, stir fry. There wasn’t time to make a roast.
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DED-er-ick. Author SHE THE PEOPLE, an illustrated history of gender + US citizenship. Founder facebook.com/ERAusa. Conceited.
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