Rachel Clarke

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At her high school’s recent college fair, another mom had sighed and said to me, “Don’t you just wish you could do it all over again?” “College?” I’d said. “God. I don’t know. I don’t think I really have the energy anymore to be date-raped every second.” Honey had laughed at least, bless him, while the other mom backed away, presumably into a more normal type of small talk.
We All Want Impossible Things
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