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Deposits do not usually disappear over dramatic damage. They disappear over a dozen small things: anchors left in the wall, a patch that shows as a lump under the light, a bathroom caulk line gone black, a closet door…
· By Clara Marsh · 5 minute read
Continue reading →For about twenty years the standard advice was: make it complicated, change it every ninety days, and never write it down. What that produced was a season, a year, and a punctuation mark on the end, incremented every quarter…
· By Nathaniel Barros · 5 minute read
Continue reading →Most households have a drawer. Two old phones, a tablet with a swollen back, a laptop that was fine except for the battery, a tangle of chargers for none of them. Nothing in there is doing any good, and…
· By Lena Ibarra · 4 minute read
Continue reading →A fridge is where food goes to be forgotten. Half a bunch of cilantro liquefying in the drawer, a container of something from a week and a half ago that nobody will open, three jars of the same mustard.…
· By Clara Marsh · 5 minute read
Continue reading →Kitchen equipment is sold as a hierarchy where more money means better, all the way up. It does not work like that. Every category has a point where the curve flattens, and past that point you are buying finish…
· By Nathaniel Barros · 5 minute read
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