In Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series, a man who has lived 15,000 years gets crushed by a building, and he tells Death that he did pretty
Category: Family/Parenting
The Necessity of Selfishness by Sandy Ebner
This month’s “After Hours” is a companion piece to an essay I wrote for Change Seven, called, “The Unexpected Beauty of Alzheimer’s,” which was written
The Unexpected Beauty of Alzheimer’s by Sandy Ebner
When my mother received her Alzheimer’s diagnosis in the spring of 2013, my sisters and I thought only of the potential horrors that lay ahead,
On the Laying on of Hands by Joe Mills
In the bathrooms of a new building at my school, everything is “touchless.” You dispense soap, make water flow, and get a towel by moving
What’s in Front of Me by Joe Mills
Many years ago, I was sitting on a lake house deck, drinking beer, enjoying the sunset on the water, when, with a sudden shock, I
Twice Loved by Sandy Ebner
The fog comes on little cat feet. It sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves on. – Carl Sandburg When
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