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Portland, the end of the second week. It was 103 degrees on Thursday, and the s…
saved Aug 15, 2021 21:30date Aug 15, 2021
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Portland, the end of the second week. It was 103 degrees on Thursday, and the sky is the color of weak tea from the fires. We have lived in the basement with two fans and a baby in a diaper.
June is five weeks old, dark, unhurried, and sleeps with her fists up by her ears. Theo is three and a half. He has been very good about her and very bad about everything else, and I am the one with time to sit on the floor. We have built the same bridge out of blocks forty times. He wants it to fall down the same way each time and corrects me when it does not.
Kate is easier this time. She hands me the baby without watching to see how I hold her.
Leila comes on Tuesdays with food for the week. She makes her cookies with dates only now, on account of Theo.
A week more. R. reports that the roofers come Wednesday.
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about: [june, theo, kate]
date: 2021-08-15 21:30
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Portland, the end of the second week. It was 103 degrees on Thursday, and the sky is the color of weak tea from the fires. We have lived in the basement with two fans and a baby in a diaper.
June is five weeks old, dark, unhurried, and sleeps with her fists up by her ears. Theo is three and a half. He has been very good about her and very bad about everything else, and I am the one with time to sit on the floor. We have built the same bridge out of blocks forty times. He wants it to fall down the same way each time and corrects me when it does not.
Kate is easier this time. She hands me the baby without watching to see how I hold her.
Leila comes on Tuesdays with food for the week. She makes her cookies with dates only now, on account of Theo.
A week more. R. reports that the roofers come Wednesday.