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Monday, nine o'clock. Four chores and one item I keep circling.
On Monday, it finally rained.
The first rain in weeks. I woke later than I have allowed myself in twenty years — later than six — and drank my first coffee at nine, in bed. T...
Three o'clock, and it is a Tuesday.
I would like to report that on the first Monday of my new life I slept late, drifted downstairs, and let the day arrive.
What actually happened is that I opened my calendar and found it full.
Not full...
The box with my stuff and my monitor pressed on to the passenger seat…
It was hot on Friday, so I wore the blue-and-white striped jumpsuit. Too summery for an office, but I had not been to one in years and had lost the ability to judge.
T...
A look back at July, from the last days inside...
It is the last week of July as I write this, and in a handful of days I will stop being an employee for the first time in my adult life.
The actual bouquet that arrived a week before my last day…
The bouquet arrived a week before my last day.
We have all worked remotely for years, so when my team wanted to mark my leaving, they did the only thing the setup allows: flowers...
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