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Six months before the accident, I fell madly in love. With a photograph. Of a once-proud farmhouse, fallen into disrepair.
When it was built, in 1895, it was called Avalon, which meant Paradise.
Landscaping? You’re kidding, right? No ten...
The former professor of commerce says, Something must have changed in my algorithm. Here’s how I know. For years, every time I went online, I was besieged by how to achieve longevity. Then — it was ads for cremation and urns and burial site...
Hello, again. My name is Will. J is my human and she has invited me back to write for you. Today I’m discussing outer space and Oklahoma. Where a lady named Lottie Williams was walking laps in a park when a piece of a Delta II rocket descen...
My friend Lou is very ill. I ask if she feels afraid.
She says that would depend on when I ask.
Then I visit my friend Del in Memory Care. We are petri dishes un-growing human cultures.
Live long enough and you’ve been some combination...
I am with my friend Willa in Catered Care at the Not-Old-Folks-Home.
She no longer speaks. She writes notes like this:
Once life seemed long and tall like a tower. Now it seems small like a dot.
Then I’m with Del in Vista Care. Which me...
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Judith Hannah Weiss freelanced for Vogue and Vanity Fair and became a ghost. A Substack Bestseller, she has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize and The Best American Essay. Her posts take less than 2 minutes to read and include her own art.
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