Times I Have Never Felt Colder
July mornings in San Francisco, where the fog clings to your clothes and you long for the sun
Getting locked out after that snowball fight Christmas 2 years ago, cheeks pink with exertion and happiness despite the snow pressed against your skin
The first time my mother saw your picture and said "he looks just like your father"
I felt that in my bones
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