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When I was a kid, my mother and I were inseparable. She adored me, her only child, and I adored her back. We held tea parties for my stuffed animals, took Greek-dancing classes, scavenged our Maine island’s tide pools for sand dollars, play...
One of my earliest memories is standing next to my mom as she washed and diced potatoes at the kitchen sink. She’d look down and hand me a piece of raw potato and I would put it in my mouth, noting the earthy taste, delighted by the crunch....
In August 2009, my father, an optometrist, was out on his morning walk when he was struck and killed by a driver with no peripheral vision. On top of our sudden, deep grief, my brother and I were quickly subsumed by police investigations, i...
Dr. Park had often told the seniors in my AP Biology class how much she looked forward to seeing us in our caps and gowns. I’d been part of her first 7th-grade science/math class at our small Jewish day school, and was a member of what woul...
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Ex-magazine editor, writer, creator/publisher of The Keepthings.
I'm an author exploring anti-fundamentalism after church-sanctioned domestic abuse. I appeared in Shiny Happy People on Amazon Prime, and my memoir, A Well-Trained Wife, releases in August of 2024 with St. Martin's Press.
Raised by Holocaust survivors, saved by psychedelics. Culture writing via psychedelics, punk, and the quest for belonging.
Blog and memoir writer who enjoy finding new experiences and adventures through travel, both as a volunteer and tourist. I live in Boulder Colorado where I enjoy hiking in the nearby mountains. www.lauriesunderland.com
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