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Author Archives: nematomorph
Fit v. Deer
On Wednesday morning this week, I was on my way to East Marion for laundry day, courtesy of my friend Joe. I had my phone on speaker talking to another friend (Mary) when, at 55 miles an hour, a deer … Continue reading
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That Time I Took a Poetry Class
Found The man was out of place He was wearing long pants in the heat Walking up and down the beach Looking He passed us once Looking And twice Looking Weaving in and out of the umbrellas and sandy children … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, family, fear, New York, Parenting, patience, Relationships
Tagged happiness, lost, parenting, relationships, sadness
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Lucky Bunny
Be like Lucky the bunny. Continue reading
Encanto
It was a day today. It started out poorly. My mom was calling at seven a.m. Much too early for her so I knew it would not be good. And it wasn’t. One of her dogs that had been at … Continue reading
Posted in covid, family, friendship, patience, Relationships, singing
Tagged encanto, family, happiness, love, luisa, peloton, relationships, sadness
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Cortana
It has been a very long week or so. Over the Winter Break I knew that my son was going to come down with COVID. And when he did, at first I was angry at him but it was really … Continue reading
Posted in covid, family, fear, friendship
Tagged cortana, covid, mammogram, quarantine
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I Am Not That Person
When I moved to NY, I had to quit my job. Even though my employer, the largest health plan in Hawaii, wanted to keep me on, they had a firm policy that they would not employ out of state individuals. … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, family, fear, Hawaii, Health policy, New York, Parenting
Tagged COBRA, health care coverage, health care reform, health insurance, Health policy, premiums, prepaid health care act
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Bailey
Today was pretty momentous. I got my first COVID vaccine. It is my Aunt’s birthday. Those are really great things. I kept saying that I wanted the vaccine for my birthday (which is next month) and it was like the … Continue reading
Wrung Out
It was supposed to have been a good week. I had secured vaccinations for both my mom and my uncle on the same day and at the same time. It was a long drive up island (74 miles one way … Continue reading
Posted in family, fear, New York, Parenting, patience, Relationships
Tagged covid, family, hope, vaccination
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New Faces
My friends and I, every weekend, we talk about how we might see each other. How we might do something. And every weekend seems to pass and that does not happen. We all have a very low virus tolerance. Indoor … Continue reading
What If
I have been stalking the NY vaccination sites for days. I wake up in the morning and try to see if I can schedule my mom, my aunt and my uncle. I plan my days around the top of every … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, family, fear, New York, patience, Relationships
Tagged covid, family, fear, quarantine, vaccine
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