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Future Times Five (Smallhold Farming in the Dark Days of Urban Suvalence) — Part Six
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Part Five
I’m still standing there when Marie arrives back home with her youngest. The girl skips outside, hugs Grandpa Jake, and receives a hearty ‘Butternut!’ in response—followed immediately thereafter by a groan as...
Future Times Five (Smallhold Farming in the Dark Days of Urban Suvalence) — Part Five
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Part Four
Whenever one of the matriarchs drops by, she’ll signal for my attention using a distinct, peek-a-boo pulse within the broader caregiving harmonic. It’s patronising and overfamiliar, more a disregarding than a...
Future Times Five (Smallhold Farming in the Dark Days of Urban Suvalence) — Part Four
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Part Three
I dream of a garden my sisters will respect; of providing for my organic charges and bringing dignity and order to their suvalence—as well as cultivating the sustainable over-fecundity so urgently needed to...
Future Times Five (Smallhold Farming in the Dark Days of Urban Suvalence) — Part Three
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Part Two
Marie and Zoe’s teenage twins have shortened my designation to ‘Q’, a diminulapse wholly in keeping with their general dearth of worldly engagement. They do not acknowledge Barbara or Tom, or any of the attend...
Future Times Five (Smallhold Farming in the Dark Days of Urban Suvalence) — Part Two
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Grandpa Jake’s daughter and daughter-in-law call me Cue Ball, directing their words to the pearlescent buttle-spheres whose discrete orbit I maintain around each household member (one per organic). They make their needs...
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