The Keepthings
Deborah Way, Cindy Eastman, Amie McGraham, Tamara MC, Ph.D. \ud83d\udc96\ud83e\udd84\ud83c\udf08\ud83c\udf0d\ud83e\udd8b\ud83e\udd84 \ud83c\udf35\ud83c\udf6d\ud83d\udefcWhat memento would you keep after the death of someone you love? These are the stories of lost loved ones, inspired by the things they left behind. A new story of love + grief every week, plus occasional subscriber bonus content.
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THE STAPLER
The grimy film of permanent dust cannot be wiped off. The hardened bits of tape on the top and sides aren’t going anywhere either—kind of like the stapler itself. It was my mother’s. It must be about 60 years old now, and it’s strong. Thoug...
HENRY'S DRESS SHOES
When Henry was 16 and decided to give up eating meat, his wrestling coach told him he'd be healthier if he didn’t. "Sure, but how healthy would the cow be?" Henry said. He was reckless and bold and contrarian, extremely intelligent but not ...
THE WAITING-ROOM TISSUE
Jim and I were in our fifties when a dating site matched us in June 2007. And boy did we match. When he heard my ’60s playlist, he thought I’d copied his. When he showed me his rice cooker, I thought he must be kidding; it was the one I’d d...
JANET'S BLESSING
My mother’s mother, Janet McWhirter Gibson, was born in Dalmellington, Scotland, in 1889 and came to America as a newlywed in 1920. Grandma and Da settled in Los Angeles, where they had three children, including my mother. When my mom marri...
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Ex-magazine editor, writer, creator/publisher of The Keepthings.
Woman, writer, educator, parent, partner, caregiver. Not necessarily in that order.
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