In the nursing home, she describes what she’s been up to: floating along the canals of Venice, wandering through the streets of Rome. “I know I’m not, but I think I am,” she tells my mother.
We know she’s there, but we think she’s here, in Maryland with us.
Nina Feinberg is a writer, photographer and distance runner. She lives in Brooklyn, NY and works in user experience design.
<p>For centuries, sailors crossing the Atlantic believed
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<p>The Vikings were bearded, brutish, spoiling for
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In the nursing home, she describes what she’s been up to: floating along the canals of Venice, wandering through the streets of Rome. “I know I’m not, but I think I am,” she tells my mother.
We know she’s there, but we think she’s here, in Maryland with us.
Nina Feinberg is a writer, photographer and distance runner. She lives in Brooklyn, NY and works in user experience design.
<p>For centuries, sailors crossing the Atlantic believed
<p>At a glance, the fall of <a
<p>The Vikings were bearded, brutish, spoiling for
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
