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“You could have eaten yesterday's dinner.”
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“You could have eaten yesterday's dinner.”
There was nowhere to stand in my workshop. I had a bench, tools, three promising projects and enough offcuts to suggest I was preserving a forest by installments. To reach one useful object, I moved
The room was beige, the blanket was beige and the decorative object had apparently been chosen for its ability to remain beige under several kinds of lighting. The caption called the space calm. I found
The shelf began with a photograph of a beautiful shelf. This was my first mistake. The photograph contained three tasteful objects. Our household contains cookbooks of several heights, a plant with ambitions and a ceramic
The keys landed beside the door. The bag landed on a chair. The scarf landed wherever gravity felt persuasive. Every evening, the flat demonstrated a routine. Every weekend, I tried to solve that routine by