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Miriam Green
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One Hand, One Heart
When I visited Mom this week, I wanted so badly to tell her about the new version of West Side Story. Under different circumstances, we’d...
Miriam Green
Dec 15, 20213 min read
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Advocacy
When I saw Mom on Friday, I came home sad and depressed. Mom had a bad cold, and it was clearly affecting her abilities. When we pulled...
Miriam Green
Feb 6, 20194 min read
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Telephone
“What did you say?” she asks across the table. “Did you say cheese and muffins?” “What?” I laugh. “Cheese and muffins? No, I didn’t say...
Miriam Green
Jan 3, 20184 min read
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Remembering Millie
My dad got it right when he said about my grandmother: “Millie was someone who left an indelible mark on all those who met her and we...
Miriam Green
Jan 25, 20174 min read
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Persuasion
I took Mom to get a blood test today but we left the clinic with her veins intact. We got to the clinic, took a number, and sang a few...
Miriam Green
Aug 17, 20163 min read
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The Nakedness of my Mother
This is the verse that sticks with me from last week’s Torah reading: The nakedness of your father and the nakedness of your mother you...
Miriam Green
Apr 29, 20152 min read
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The Grey Zone
I am riding on the bus watching the sky lighten incrementally. I’ve been up since dawn getting ready to meet Mom today. And now, when I...
Miriam Green
Jan 7, 20153 min read
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Balancing the Scales
I stole a shirt from my mom’s drawer. Or maybe I borrowed it permanently. Does the nuance in the confession ameliorate my guilt? It...
Miriam Green
Nov 12, 20143 min read
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Aging and Orange Soup
“I dream about you,” Mom says to me. We are sitting together on the couch in the living room. “Oh, really? What do you dream,” I ask. “I...
Miriam Green
Jul 30, 20143 min read
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