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This Life After Loss

This Life After Loss

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Author MatteaPosted on November 30, 2014June 12, 2018Categories Grief, Recovering from lossTags anniversary of loss, death anniversary, death of a father, grief, loss, loss of a dad, loss of a father

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  • The hotel gave you slippers
  • Let’s go to college
  • The voice is a liar
  • High in the Himalayas
  • Time Lapse: Your Relationship With Your Mother
  • Found in Cuba: the American Dream
  • The two-part art of cleaning the toilet
  • This is grief
  • The mildew-scented letters
  • Seven days in Mississippi
  • Killing someone else’s beloved
  • Postcard from a burial ground
  • Clearing
  • A lake in Maine; Syria; and how to care for each other
  • Untitled
  • Some who wander are lost
  • Success-o-meter
  • He could be a benevolent presence always
  • Holiday
  • The point is connection
  • It finally happened (or, Writing your way to happiness)
  • Pleasant buzzing white space
  • It wasn’t supposed to be like this!
  • In the basement room
  • The year of trying really really hard to take myself less seriously
  • That ugly shirt
  • Some words on rejection for writers and other human beings
  • Talking about writing about loss
  • Conferencing
  • Dad teaches me to drive. What could go wrong?
  • Something breaks through the grey
  • Letter from Spain
  • Salon: Curing the fear of death by ‘tripping out’
  • Why do you rush?
  • Nicely played, friend
  • How to worry about money
  • Ick, gross, let’s not talk about depression
  • Grandpa took his pants
  • The multi-dimensional vacuum that sucked up my life
  • The Year of Taking Myself Less Seriously
  • The super great thing I wanted to give you, and why you’re getting this crap instead
  • Cold December
  • The Christmas ham
  • The Great Party of 2004
  • All quiet
  • Hello Thanksgiving
  • Family dinner
  • Modern Loss: Closing my eyes, seeing my father
  • The erotica museum
  • Eviction and forgiveness
  • A coma and delinquency (and losing a sister)
  • Escape to Central America
  • Automobiles
  • Found
  • His closet was empty now
  • We can talk about it now, and that’s a good thing
  • Dad would approve, Kenya edition
  • Things were the same except substantially different
  • See, good things do happen
  • That sterile hospital smell
  • Anticipate every need
  • Maybe it’s my inherently petty character
  • It takes you by surprise
  • And so begins This Life After Loss

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