The last time I came to Idaho, I made my parents drive me thirty minutes into town everyday so I could log into my work computer.
I clutched my busyness like a shield, hiding in plain sight. I was on my phone constantly. Compulsively checking my email. Refreshing notifications.
I couldn’t sit with my family for twenty minutes without wanting to jump out…
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