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De Domum by Melanie Conroy-Goldman

April 20, 2022

I know my house is a woman because she has a migrating trap door. I’m in the hallway. Whoops! I’m in the kitchen. I’m in the basement. Whoops! I’m in the attic. I can see the door’s outline if I pay attention and it’s possible to tiptoe very carefully around its edges, but it is easy to get distracted in the house.

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In Fiction Tags De Domum, Melanie Conroy-Goldman, Fiction, Parenting, Marriage, Emotional Labor, Humor, House Work, Feminism, 2022 April

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