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Barton was my significant other minus the sex, since he was gay. We were next-door neighbors in Westbeth Artists Housing in New York City, and we had so much in common: both lived alone, both were collage artists, both used found objects in...
My grandmother was born in England just after World War I, the third oldest of 13 children, though only eight lived to adulthood. The family was poor. During the Great Depression, her father worked as a laborer, digging reservoirs, and they...
My husband once tried to scoop chili into this bowl and put it in the microwave. In my panic to stop him, I nearly knocked the bowl to the floor. I bathed it, gently dried it, then clutched it under my sweater, all the while repeating “sorr...
My father was such a good Catholic, the nuns who taught him thought he’d grow up to be a priest, but Dad always wanted to get married and have a family. Maybe he aspired to be a loving father to recreate what he’d missed as a child. Three m...
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