Notes from a Sinking Isthmus
Meg Dallas EdwardsPersonal essays, photography and sometimes poetry.
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My sister keeps living and loving
My sister has pulled herself out of a life of drug addiction and street living. In her sixties she finally managed to kick the habit and now lives in assisted living for the elderly in a nice little apartment, enjoying her life. She loves a...
Wedding Parties, Love and Honesty
We were lounging in my daughter Rose’s shared house in Halifax watching that reality show about women choosing their wedding dresses when one of the young college girls turned to me and asked me directly, “Did you cry when you chose your we...
Memories of Mom
I had a visitation from my dead mom this morning right before waking. I in the light sleep of early morning and I was walking through an indoor flea market. My crazy sister was there and she wanted me to give her my mom’s old tea silver tea...
A little library in a little village sees Change
This summer I took on a job that gave me no end of joy, running the Summer Reading Club at my local library. I created programs and crafted and played and read with children all the day long.
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Meg Edwards is a writer of poems, plays and personal essays. Once a journalist and arts administrator, always a parent.
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