I was walking barefoot in the city. It was winter, and I jumped over icy puddles.
It's okay, Zoe told me.
You don't really need
shoes. When I woke, it was still dark in Oklahoma, and I nursed Eva while she clutched my index finger and made the sounds she makes. My mother was at the hospital working the nightshift, and my daughter and I were in her bed. The smell of both of them made it take what seemed like forever for me to fall back to sleep. Finally, I did, until unfamiliar birds woke us and light came through the window. The wild sky awaited us.
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I hope your feet weren't cold! We miss you over here in the east. . .
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