If I close my eyes, I can conjure up the memory of my father sharing dried figs with my brother and me when we were little.
I cannot see Dad but I know he’s there. We are rather young, as the image in my head is of our childhood home and not the house we moved to in later years. The edges of are a bit fuzzy, and the details are not all there. It is a moment tied to nothing specific, really. For all I know, it is not just one moment, but instead the layered culmination of the countless tim (...)
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