Somehow, it’s deeply reassuring that the people packing us up are Our People
When Mom says they might move without me, well, not really without me but while I’m gone, it triggers something. I can’t stop remembering the other moves, like clear slides in the midst of a mostly blurry film.
I remember Sissika, my long-lost imaginary friend: half sister, half Yiska. She got lost on the way to Dallas.
I remember that when we moved to Boston, I felt so different.
“That’s wicked,” one of the kids said, when she heard I’d just moved. “I’ve never even been on a plane.”
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