Notes from a small house IV
Preferred parents, imaginary fitness, posh cats, dragon chickens and hot-drink aficionados
Narrative nonfiction
All sides of Waitarere
The frustration of not finding something that surely must be there; the pure joy of discovering something delightful and unexpected
Notes from a small house III
Rabbits, a smashed face, old cows, a demotivational speaker, and rabbits
Lay of the land
“Watashi no ie ni ringo ga arimasu.” I have apples in my house, said an American girl with wavy red hair. Or was it a single apple? I was still coming to terms with how you might distinguish between singular and plural.
“Watashi no ie ni imo ga arimasu.” I
Notes from a small house II
Reverse sibling psychology, photodynamic face-melting therapy, and artificial intelligence muttering to itself in the next room
One dozen shuriken, plus a crossbow
It’s impossible to truly know what you’re getting yourself into with a new job
Framed
Seeing isn’t always believing. A reading-glasses saga of resolution and stubbornness.