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Author Archives: robin swetz
Habit
I was at the library, ready to check out a few books. I spend a moment scavenging through my bag for my card, eyes scanning the covers of the paperbacks on the rack by the computer check out. I see … Continue reading
The Revolving Door Parade
The revolving door in front of the hospital keeps moving and moving, even when there is not a soul around. I sit and wait for my father and step-mother to enter. There are ebbs and flows of people. There … Continue reading
The Revolving Door Parade
The revolving door in front of the hospital keeps moving and moving, even when there is not a soul around. I sit and wait for my father and step-mother to enter. There are ebbs and flows of people. There … Continue reading
Wife, Mother, Widow
This evening I attended a wake for a colleague who lost her husband. Her children are with her, rubbing her back, leaning in to share a private word. The family prays the rosary in Spanish. The repetitions of the … Continue reading
The Search for the Perfect Travel Mug
The Search for the Perfect Travel Mug Yes, I have finally found the perfect travel mug. No leaking, no moving parts, easy clean up. I am tickled. That is, until I am washing my hands in the bathroom with a … Continue reading
The 60-Minute Intersection
I get comfortable in the coffee shop sitting at a table looking out the front window. I am at the intersection of Church and Grove Street. I see many sights. My vantage point has a black band across it, part … Continue reading
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Darth Vader
Darth Vader has moved into my home, more specifically into my kitchen. It all began several weeks ago. I began noticing puddles on my kitchen counter. I found this to be a big problem, as this counter is used for … Continue reading
Final Farewell And in His Heart Forever Two soldiers stand quietly and attentively behind the flag, neatly folded in a triangle. They wait and wait for the graveside service to begin. I walk closer and take a picture … Continue reading
Just Desserts
It’s Saturday night and time for a nice night out. We have landed at a friend’s house. The boys are excited to see their friend Mathias. And, Mathias has prepared a lovely dessert for everyone, except for himself. I imagine … Continue reading
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Dry Cycle
Today I asked my husband to start the dishwasher. He announced he had read that skipping the heated dry cycle saved a tremendous amount of the energy used to run it. I could feel myself getting … Continue reading
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