Lillian Richardson

By Paige Yousey and Lillian Richardson You tell yourself it will only take a minute. You’re cooking dinner, trying to shift out of work mode, when you notice yourself checking your phone again for messages, clearing one more notification so tomorrow doesn’t feel harder than it needs to. You’re technically off the clock, but part of you is still on, anticipating and staying available. It is a small moment, barely noticeable, but it happens often enough that you never feel at rest.