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Breaking the Habit
October 2024 | Vol. 68, No. 1 Written by Mohit Chhatpar, IRMC PGY-3
I wake up to my grumbling stomach, Today is the day, I tell myself. The dirty dishes left in the sink for days, No woman in the house to help with this crap. She took her work elsewhere, left for another man. Open the fridge, take out Humpty Dumpty’s relatives Being as careful as possible, cracking them Placing them in the pan, Their screams drowned by the sizzling and smoke. Putting the yellow-brown finished product, Brightened by the green peppers and the white onions, In between the now toasted, golden brown, slices of bread. Pouring that red, savory tomato sauce. But that’s not enough, so I make another plate. A stack of pancakes, like a masterpiece of a nine story building The options drive me wild! Strawberries or blueberries? Each floor full of gaps for the brown, sweet, sticky sap from the maple tree. A cup to the right of me, full of milk.
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Annie Donia
October 2024 | Vol. 68, No. 1 Written by Richard Donze, DO, MPH
sleeps more rests less making breaking daily records daily for total daytime hours in bed pjs robe slippers and on screen stares more cares less scrolls eats
more tastes less of recipes that float fast as time-lapse photo clouds across a hand- held blue light sky some pinned and prepared
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