Power

Power

“I know people,” Margaret said (and she did). Margaret had a thousand active hobbies and circles upon circles of people who shared her love of making (doilies, balloon animals, accurate translations from the original text, a thriving sourdough starter, and more besides). One call from Margaret and the world turned. It was a little uncomfortable; her eyes bored into you directly like you were asking for help burying a body (instead of finding a vintage CorningWare pie plate), but that was Margaret. “I know you do,” Agnes replied, “and I love that about you.” Pie plate first; body later.

Over

Over

Passing Words: The Neglected/Abused

Passing Words: The Neglected/Abused