She Left Anyway
At 52, I lost my job and got a cancer diagnosis in the same season. My body and my life asked the same question: what exactly are you waiting for? This is what happened when I stopped pretending the reasons made sense.
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I found the file on my computer.
Portugal 2026: Our New Life.
It was a PowerPoint presentation.
Of course it was.
I had made a slide deck about the life I wanted. Strategic rationale....
The Last Days in This House
There’s a countdown running and everything has a number on it.
This many mornings of coffee out back. This many nights of Peanut’s feet on these floors. This many times standing at the kitchen window with the water running, looking at the...
Why Don’t We Do This More Often?
Why don’t we do this more often?
And nobody ever answers. That’s the part I only just noticed, after years of participating in it. It’s phrased as a question, which means somebody is genuinely asking for the reason — and there isn’t one. T...
What Goes in the Boxes
Nobody tells you that packing is an argument.
Not with Rick, not with Garion, not with the calendar. An argument with yourself, box by box, item by item, about who you actually are versus who you’ve been carrying around out of habit.
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At 52, I lost my job and got a cancer diagnosis in the same season. My body and my life asked the same question: what exactly are you waiting for? This is what happened when I stopped pretending the reasons made sense.
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