The Name I Crossed Off My Emergency Card
The nurse at the pre-op desk slid the little white card across to me and tapped it with her fingernail. “This printed from your last… Read more
The nurse at the pre-op desk slid the little white card across to me and tapped it with her fingernail. “This printed from your last… Read more
Keith slid the paper across the desk in the finance office and tapped the line with his pen. “It’s just for the insurance on Dad’s… Read more
My brother Lonnie waited until the last casserole dish had gone home with the last church lady before he sat down at Daddy’s kitchen table… Read more
Savannah slid the machine shed door open, glanced up from her phone, and saw that the buyer she had been texting all week was standing… Read more
The first thing I saw from the top of the ramp was my son’s sandy head, small and still, out on the White River. He… Read more
The bulldozer was the first thing I saw when I topped the hill on County Road 400 North. It was yellow and square and wrong,… Read more