Letters & Essays of the Day
GemStone
By Tao Lin
You also see the town constable, a banana cupcake, a large acorn, and an herbal remedy donation bin.
You also see the town constable, a banana cupcake, a large acorn, and an herbal remedy donation bin.
On February 14, 2000, I took the Greyhound bus from Detroit to Buffalo to visit a girl named Lauren Hill. Not Lauryn Hill, the singer who did that song “Killing Me Softly,” but another Lauren Hill, who’d gone to my high school, and now, almost ten years later, was about to become my girlfriend, I hoped.