I remember the smell of rain hitting the dry creosote bushes in the backyard, a scent Harold called the perfume of the desert. I remember the way the afternoon light … Continue reading PART 21 I often think about the Tucson house in the quiet hours before dawn. It was not a grand house, but it was a sanctuary built on forty-six years of shared compromises and quiet joys.
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