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Riddle and Tuck

January 31, 2014 by Rebecca Reynolds 7 Comments

As you know, Fridays at SW are for kids. Today’s edition features some extra fun. Mrs. Reynolds has not only written a charming story, but has also recorded an audio version you can listen to! And, while you’re listening, you can color a picture from the story! I asked her (yesterday) if she would consider […]

Filed Under: For Kids, Stories

On Cleaning the Kitchen

November 8, 2013 by Rebecca Reynolds 3 Comments

A dozen empty glasses stand on the countertop filmed over with last night’s supper. I should have washed them straightaway, but I was heavy in the legs and grimy with day labor. The children were noisy last night. They clashed like wood spoons on sheet metal. I sat futile as a dry cow with my […]

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On Cleaning the Bathroom

October 25, 2013 by Rebecca Reynolds 3 Comments

There are two razors charging on the counter, wires crossed one over another. It seems strange to me that a man grown from a seed inside my body leans over this sink now. He bends down into the mirror and lifts his chin to catch the spares. Here my daughter stands and turns in the […]

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On Cleaning the Bedroom

October 18, 2013 by Rebecca Reynolds 2 Comments

Soon the rattle and flurry of the day will settle into a cool black hush. May this room be a respite waiting. May the weary who land here find softness opening up to them, thrown wide like two plump, white arms. May these clean sheets stretched sweet as a summer field tucked neat and tight […]

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Ugly Girl

September 30, 2013 by Rebecca Reynolds 28 Comments

Every time I stood beside her, I wanted to hide myself. She was the kind of beautiful that emphasized my every flaw. That’s what made me awkward around her. When I sat on her couch, I wanted to fold in my big ugly feet and my hands with their nails ripped off at the beds. […]

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