Grieve is a Verb
Meghan Riordan JarvisThinking, writing, teaching, wondering, reflecting on grief
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Cheesecake for breakfast
We love our people in the little things.
My mother? She loved cheesecake.
When we were kids growing up on the North Shore of Massachusetts she kept a large plain from Alden Merrel in the freezer. When she moved permanently to Cape Cod the...
Judgment Day
It’s possible I wasn’t the average new mom.
The middle of six children, I’d been a babysitter since age ten (I know. It was the 80s). Also a nanny, camp counselor, pre-school teacher, elementary school teacher, Children’s National Medical...
The Little Things
There is a dumpster on the side of my parents’ house filled with fabric.
Reams and reams of my mother’s handmade curtains.
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The Light
Author’s note: I wrote this in December 2022, hence the holiday references. However, given the current state of the world (and our country) I found it fitting to revisit a topic that touched me then, and touches me still. May we all find wa...
The Stories We Tell Ourselves
“When does Mike get there?”
I stood in my parents’ garden/garbage shed on the phone with my oldest brother. The only spot on the property with cell phone coverage when it rains.
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