Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or sh — Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
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Once she was gone, every memory was suddenly precious, even the bad ones, even the times I was irritated with her, or she was irritated with me. Then it seemed a luxury to be irritated.

— Lydia Davis, Can't and Won't: Stories
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