House Doodles

An essay about gardening as many acts of authorship

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An essay about how working from home or staying home to care for a child influences the way people see you and the way you see yourself

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A piece of microfiction showing how even laundry offers a chance for contemplation.

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A piece of microfiction about standing at the intersection of solitude and community in a small town and choosing which direction to turn.

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A piece of microfiction about the loss that occurs in increments in our home lives

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An essay about how there’s a kind of magic to having your own place,  even if it’s only for a couple of hours at the end of the day

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An essay about the long road of housework and working on the house, and the end of the journey

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A piece of microfiction about a woman who leaves home and hometown behind, keeping only one fragment from among the broken pieces of her life--a friendship

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In this short story, a young couple move into their dream home and set about making it their own. Unfortunately, the former owner has her own agenda. Think of the house in the film The Money Pit. Now imagine if Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty lived there.

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An essay about how difficult it can be to choose a place to call home, even when the sky is not the limit

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