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September 6, 2011June 8, 2016

As seen on Classon Ave. on my way to the West Indian parade:

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Today my grief is old enough to go to a bar and grab a beer 🍻. My grief is as old as my mom was when she got pregnant with me. My grief is very different every year, and it always surprises me. This year my mom has become more human to me, more like a peer. I think about who I am at work and compare it to how adored she was. I think about getting older and wonder what she felt at 34, the last full year of her life. I think about how young she was in this photo, that in almost every photo I have, she’s now younger than me. I think about my womanhood, her womanhood, and the long line of women before us. I think the thinking probably never goes away.
Last night we saw Fleabag live, and spotted Joel Maisel, Kevin Kline + Phoebe Cates + their kids, JK Simmons, and Natasha Lyonne’s hair (last pic). When we saw her in the bathroom I told her I love her show and that she’s killer, which is pretty much the coolest thing you can say to someone, right? 😬 (Ps the show was great.) @slo220 @boondockcakes
10 year challenge. (Actually, it’s 9 but whatever.) Baby Finn as a 6-month-old and him today—he’ll be 10 in September.
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