Chips in the Corner
Josh is standing behind the counter with me at Chips in the Corner, probably the worst summer job ever…
words and images by Jaime Greenberg
Josh is standing behind the counter with me at Chips in the Corner, probably the worst summer job ever…
You don’t know what it’s like, Anna… Since you went away – since you went away, Anna – everything’s been molasses and static.
Our cabin has fallen into disrepair. The light that used to crawl, green, across the kitchen in the early morning and settle in my lap like a kitten, is now tumbling over dusty floorboards…
There were places we could go that early summer, at the height of the drought, that had been invisible to us earlier and were inaccessible to us later…
A thousand toothless wigglers consume and transform the dark around you… and you find yourself dancing with them, in your slow way, as you feel your boundaries and your borders… in your waking up…