“I kept the voicemail. I know that's a little sad.”
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“If you are reading this in fifty years, I drove a night bus and I liked the quiet.”
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“I kept the voicemail. I know that's a little sad.”
“Thanks for sitting with me at the clinic. I never said it out loud.”
“Quit smoking on a Wednesday because the gum was on sale.”
“I voted, paid rent, and called my dad. That was the week.”
“You left the porch light on. I sat in the car for twenty minutes.”
“My kid asked if I was happy. I said yes. Working on it.”
“Moved back in with my mom at 34. She made soup. I slept.”
“Dad, I made it to Tuesday. That's all I had in me.”
“The bus was late. I got the job anyway.”
“We ate cereal for dinner and nobody made a joke about it.”
“Call your sister. I waited until the funeral and that was stupid.”
“I still have your hoodie. I wear it to take the trash out.”
“Asked my boss for Friday off. Said dentist. It was a funeral.”
“Sorry I missed your birthday. I was on the phone with the hospital.”
“If you are reading this in fifty years, I drove a night bus and I liked the quiet.”
“Sold the guitar in March. I still reach for it when a song comes on.”
“I told her I was fine. I was sitting in the parking lot.”