For My Son
Seamus JamesWe don’t get to see our family as the people they were before us. I love finding old photos of my parents from before I was born. This is an archive for my son, and includes some lessons... maybe.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Sunday Matinees
Sunday afternoon in the springtime, the sun streamed through the high windows of the Y gymnasium. Some teenage band banged away on their instruments in the corner. More teenagers watched, some danced on the floor in front of them.
We work.
Your grandfather, my father, was a school janitor. Before that, he worked on the grounds crew. The grounds crew was a start if you worked it right; it was also the end if you didn’t. Your grandfather was older. His body was seasoned for wor...
Clear your plates
The story goes like this: Every day after supper, your great-grandfather got up from the table and cleaned up after himself, your grandfather, and his four siblings. Your great-grandmother grabbed a book and sat down next to the fire to rea...
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A dad documenting the before times for a son coming up in the age of smart machines, short form videos, and the decline of empire.
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