Finding What's True
Sarah Davishonesty and creativity as the antidote to being a miserable person
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how it's been, how it might be for you
I’ve been wondering where to start. Thinking over the past few months here in Minneapolis. Trying to make sense of it. So far, this has not been time well spent, because, of course, none of it has made sense.
I started feeling sentimental,...
the light grows dim
They’re saying the snow has fallen swifter and sooner this year than it has in twenty years. It’s turning to ice now, it’s pretending to be soft, but it’s not — it’s sharp when you step on it, cold and crunchy. The birds have eaten all the...
airplane mode
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Airplane Mode
I turn my phone on airplane mode now
every morning after I drop off the kids.
I pretend I’m going on a trip....
let the birds in
The birds are trying to get into the Gazebo. They feel something; the air is damp and cold. Maybe that’s why at night I close the curtains in every room. Except in the kitchen, in that room, pots and pans hang on black iron hooks above the...
gutter maples
Winter is coming slowly but surely here. It has been getting cold. A brief real chill, the kind that reminds you of last winter. This morning, for instance, it was 30 degrees and frosty, the leaves dusted white, a slight crunch underfoot. B...
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Mother. Writer. Maker of the best breakfast potatoes and essays that will make you pee your pants or cry. I worry about what's for dinner and attempt to get my kids to wear jackets (we live in Minnesota for Pete's sake)
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