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A letter from SamOregon, United States

Room for one more.

For six months, I ate dinner standing at the kitchen counter. Then my neighbor knocked and asked to borrow a chair.

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Letter Between UsDear you,

For six months after I moved, I ate dinner standing at the kitchen counter. I told myself it was because the table was covered in boxes. The boxes were empty.

Warmly,
Sam

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A letter from NoraMaine, United States

The last page of her cookbook.

My mother wrote in the margins of everything. Shopping lists, phone numbers, the backs of receipts. I used to find it untidy.

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A letter from DanielCalifornia, United States

A very late first day.

I was fifty-eight on my first day of swimming lessons. The other adults arrived with matching goggles and caps. Mine were borrowed from my grandson and had a small shark on the side.

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A letter from JulesOntario, Canada

The Tuesday call.

My oldest friend and I ran out of things to talk about sometime in February. We had been calling every Tuesday since she moved. Eventually we were reporting what we had eaten for lunch.

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