Winter didn’t break me. It tried. Every morning felt like a test I hadn’t studied for, my kids’ eyes searching my face for answers I didn’t have. Then the trash cans started turning up shredded, scattered, crushed into the ice. Tire tracks carved across our yard. My neighbor’s lazy grin said, “What are you gonna do abou… Continues…
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