That afternoon, we drove to what remains of Barcares, now an abandoned, overgrown field full of unclaimed internment camp artifacts. I walked along the straight rows of what looked like the cement foundations of barracks and picked up a bullet casing and one of many rusted twists of barbed wire. Across the road was a […]
One of the most difficult tasks in raising a unique child is explaining exactly who they are and how our lives work to family, friends, teachers, and others. Over time, I’ve developed this metaphor to describe our experiences and our different parenting styles: Most people have dogs, but I have a cat. My cat is […]
