“I asked five questions in genetics class today and all of them started with the word "sorry.” — Lily Myers Copy Share Image
“Across from me at the kitchen table, my mother smiles over red wine that she drinks out of a measuring glass. She says she doesn’t deprive herself, but I’ve learned to find nuance in every movement of her fork. In every crinkle in her brow as she offers me the uneaten pieces on her plate. I’ve realized she only eats… — Lily Myers Copy Share
“...and I wonder if my lineage is one of women shrinking, making space for the entrance of men into their lives, not knowing how… — Lily Myers Copy Share Image
“...you have been taught to grow out; I have been taught to grow in...I learned to absorb.” — Lily Myers Copy Share Image
“So maybe home is something that changes as we do, something that expands and contracts with time and loss.” — Lily Myers Copy Share Image
“I asked five questions in genetics class today and all of them started with the word "sorry.” — Lily Myers Copy Share Image
