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Tag: death

The Typewriter

I first saw the typewriter when I rolled up the door of the shed. That small shed with the gabled roof and T-111 exterior had been there since the mid-1990s. My father built it with two sections. One was for his workshop and the other was intended to be my mother’s sewing room. I’m not … Continue reading The Typewriter →

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