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How We Spend Our Days

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“During the night, a friend has sent a poem she wrote about an island off of an island we visited together. For a few moments I am there again, feeling the pooling light on my wet shoulders and tasting salt in my mouth.

“But I am not on that island. I’m in landlocked Switzerland, hemmed in by snow-frosted mountains; a very different, virtual island formed from a combination of disease and work life. The city of Geneva, where my husband has been posted at the U.N., last week became the global hotspot for COVID-19.”

For the rest of the essay, which appeared in the long-running Writers Series “Catching Days,” please look here.

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