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The Unexpected Perks of Flatting During COVID-19
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 64 (3):352-352 (2021)
Abstract
The world flipped its sign from open to closed. I'm 6,714 miles from home in a place that tastes familiar. At night, I dream about my mother. It goes like this: I, blindfolded, frantic. My mother, always out of reach.When the sun rises, I bake bread and find I have fallen in...My notes
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