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El reconfortante resurgimiento de los ‘pasatiempos de abuela’

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By Kate Brennan, Lindsey Makuwatsine
| The New York Times en Español Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. “¿Despedida de soltera?”, preguntó mi conductor de Uber. Bajé la mirada, buscando en mí cualquier pista a la que se estuviera refiriendo. No llevaba gafas de sol en forma de corazón. No tenía una boa de plumas asomando de mi maleta. “En esta época del año mucha gente de tu edad viene a Traverse City para hacer despedidas de soltera”, dijo al notar mi confusión.
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The Comforting Resurgence of ‘Grandma Hobbies’

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By Kate Brennan, Lindsey Makuwatsine
| The New York Times Verified
“Bachelorette party?” my Uber driver guessed. I glanced down, searching myself for whatever clue he was referencing. No heart-shaped sunglasses. No feather boa spilling out of my suitcase. “A lot of people around your age come up to Traverse City for bachelorette parties this time of year,” he said, clocking my confusion. “Lots of fun bars on the main street.” “Oh,” I said. “No, I’m here for a quilting class.” A beat of silence.
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Good Girls - Pacifica Literary Review

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By Kate Brennan
| pacificareview.com
The light outside feels punitive, like a cop flashlight. Or God. Nina laughs when I tell her this later because she doesn’t believe in God. Or cops. I haven’t made up my mind about either one, but I do know that that’s what sunlight feels like when you’re this hungover. It tunnels behind your eyes until the headache gathers there, all white and righteous and glimmering. Aspirin would help, but just like Nina doesn’t believe in cops or God, Nina’s mom doesn’t believe in painkillers.
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