Ten.Eight Hundred & Twelve
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Up before the alarm. I blame the dreams.
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I open the sliding glass door and then promptly close it. Too humid.
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Flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, milk. I brush the scones with melted butter and sprinkle them with the raw sugar.
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I watch as she sticks a few slices of salami into a plastic baggie and adds an apple and some pretzel chips. I remember that if I don’t want to do it myself, I gotta release the result.
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Thank goodness for leftover Chinese food.
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But why? Why is this taking me through these hills on this narrow road that goes around all of these curves? Note to self: don’t take Mountain House Parkway. I can never do this again. I hate driving these roads.
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She tells me about her new project. I can get behind this.
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Shadow play. “Lamplight makes the shadows play and posters take the walls away, the t.v. is your window pane, the view won’t let you down.”
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Let it go.
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This parenting stuff is no joke.