Food, Inc. Coming to a Theater Near You!

The other day, I asked you What’s in your Food?

Below are the upcoming showings for Food, Inc. 

Find the one nearest you.

Opening 6/26/2009
Laguna Niguel, CA: Rancho Niguel 8 Cinemas
Palo Alto, CA: Aquarius 2
Santa Barbara, CA: Plaza De Oro
Denver, CO: Chez Artiste
Greenwich, CT: Criterion Cinema At Greenwich Plaza 3
New Haven, CT: Criterion Cinemas 7
Norwalk, CT: Garden Cinemas Norwalk 4
Amherst, MA: Amherst Cinema Arts Center 3
Royal Oak, MI: Main Art Theatre
University City, MO: Tivoli Theatre
Montclair, NJ: Clairidge Cinemas 3
Rocky Hill, NJ: Montgomery 6
Huntington, NY: Cinema Arts Centre
Roslyn Hights, NY: Roslyn Cinemas 3
White Plains, NY: Cinema 100 Twin
Bryn Mawr, PA: Bryn Mawr Film Institute
Nashville, TN: Belcourt Theatre
Austin, TX: Arbor Cinemas at Great Hills
Austin, TX: Alamo Ritz
Houston, TX: Angelika Film Center
San Antonio, TX: Santikos Bijou @ Crossroads 6

7/1/2009
Pleasantville, NY: Jacob Burns Film Center

7/3/2009
Sacramento, CA: Crest Theatre
San Luis Obispo, CA: The Palm Theatre
Boulder, CO: Century 16
Colorado Springs, CO: Twin Peak Cinemas
Indianapolis, IN: Keystone Art Cinema 7
Great Barrington, MA: Triplex Cinemas
Baltimore, MD: Charles Theatre
Santa Fe, NM: De Vargas Mall 6
Las Vegas, NV: Village Square 18
Cleveland Heights, OH: Cedar Lee Theatres
Eugene, OR: Bijou Art Cinema

7/10/2009
Little Rock, AR: Market Street Cinema
Sarasota, FL: Burns Court
Winter Park, FL: Winter Park Village 20
Des Moines, IA: Fleur Cinema
Overland Park, KS: Glenwood Arts
North Falmouth, MA: Nickelodeon Cinema 5
Portland, ME: Nickelodeon Cinemas
Rockland, ME: Strand Theatre
Kansas City, MO: Tivoli @ Manor Square
Charlotte, NC: Park Terrace 6 Cinema
Ithaca, NY: Cinemapolis
Cincinnati, OH: Esquire Theatre
Bend, OR: Pilot Butte 6 Theatres
Salem, OR: Salem Cinema
Knoxville, TN: Downtown West Cinema 8
Richmond, VA: Movieland 17 At Boulevard Sqaure

7/16/2009
Juneau, AK: Gold Town Nickelodeon

7/17/2009
Mobile, AL: Crescent Theatre
Tucson, AZ: The Loft Cinema
Tallahassee, FL: Miracle 5
Brunswick, ME: Frontier Cafe
Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Theater
Asheville, NC: Hollywood Cinemas 14
Cary, NC: Galaxy Theatre - Cary
Raleigh, NC: Colony Twin
Tulsa, OK: Circle Theatre
Harrisburg, PA: Midtown Cinema 3
Pittsburgh, PA: Manor Theatre
Providence, RI: Avon Cinema
Salt Lake City, UT: Broadway Centre Cinemas
Burlington, VT: Merrill’s Roxy Theatre
Madison, WI: Sundance Cinemas 608

7/20/2009
Wilmington, NC: Thalian Hall

7/22/2009
Marietta, GA: Earl Smith Strand Theatre

7/23/2009
Hudson, NY: Time and Space Limited

7/24/2009
Scottsdale, AZ: Camelview 5 Theatre
Louisville, KY: Village Cinema 8
Columbia, MO: Ragtag Cinema
Springfield, MO: Moxie Cinema 2
Concord, NH: Red River 3
Wilton, NH: Town Hall Theatre - Wilton
Athens, OH: Athena Cinema 3
Memphis, TN: Ridgeway 4
Staunton, VA: Visulite Cinema
Bellingham, WA: Pickford Cinema
Port Orchard, WA: Orchard Theatre

7/29/2009
Washington, GA: Retro Cinema & Books

7/31/2009
Wilmington, DE: Theater N at Nemours
Omaha, NE: Film Streams at the Ruth Sokolof Theater

8/7/2009
Dennis, MA: Cape Cinema
Keene, NH: Colonial Keene
Gettysburg, PA: Majestic 3

8/21/2009
Fort Collins, CO: Lyric Cinema Cafe 2
Lincoln, NE: Mary R. Ross Film Theater

8/28/2009
Auburn, CA: State Theatres

Wednesday Edition of Contests Galore

Welcome to another Edition of Contests Galore!

Each day brings new contests from around the blogosphere and sometimes beyond.  If you would like to be included in one of the Editions of Contest Galore, please use the Contact Form to send me your giveaway/contest information.

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Be sure to stop back tomorrow for another edition.

Thanks for stopping by and Good luck!

Laura

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Blog: Simply faBOWlous

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Prize: Flower Sun Hat Giveaway

How to Enter: Comment on Post - US Only

Deadline: July 2, 2009

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URL - http://www.momsblogs4u.com/index.php/2009/06/hurry-hurry-auntie-annes-pretzel-contest/

Name - Auntie Anne’s Pretzel Kit & Gift Contest

Dates - 6/24/09 – 7/15/09

Entry Method - See rules for entry methods.

Prize - Auntie Anne’s Pretzel Kit & Gift Card

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Enter to win your choice of FLEXEES Fat-Free Dressing from Maidenform

{arv $30}!

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Ends 6/30
Open to US & Canada.
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Name of Site: Little Bit Of This & That

Giveaway Item: Clear Remedy Acne skin care products worth $165

Contest Ends: July 10th, 2009 11:59pm CST

USA only at this time

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PRIZE:Win NoThrow Review and Giveaway!

HOW TO ENTER: Visit NoThrow and let me know which No Throw pattern you would choose if you were a winner. Our lucky Mom's Focus on Cyber World winner will win one No Throw of your choice. This contest is open for US and Canada Residents only.

DEADLINE TO ENTER:July 15

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CONTEST LINK: http://rajeeslifestyle.blogspot.com/2009/06/safetytats-review-and-giveaway.html

PRIZE:Win SafetyTats Review and Giveaway!

HOW TO ENTER: Visit SafetyTats and let me know which Tattoos you would like to choose if you were a winner. Our lucky Mom's Focus on Cyber World will win one SafetyTats of your choice. This contest is open for US and Canada Residents only.

DEADLINE TO ENTER:July 15

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CONTEST LINK:http://rajeeslifestyle.blogspot.com/2009/06/sheer-tan-review-and-giveaway.html

PRIZE:Win $34.99 SheerTan Review and Giveaway!

HOW TO ENTER: Visit SheerTan and explore the website and tell me what you like best about the website and why you would like to win. This contest is open for US Residents only. It's that simple! Be sure to leave your email address so I can contact you if you're the lucky winner.

DEADLINE TO ENTER:July 15

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PRIZE:Win $120 World's First Anti-age Perfume Giveaway!

HOW TO ENTER: Visit SheerTan and explore the website and tell me what you like best about the website and why you would like to win. Visit Ageless Fantasy and explore the website and tell me what you like best about the website. This contest is open for US Residents only.

DEADLINE TO ENTER:July 15

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HOST or NAME OF BLOG:http://rajeeslifestyle.blogspot.com/

CONTEST LINK:http://rajeeslifestyle.blogspot.com/2009/06/eardoc-pain-relief-and-treatment-for.html

PRIZE:Win $ 20 LTDChix T-shirt Giveaway!

HOW TO ENTER: Visit LDTChix and let me know what style you would like to choose if you were a winner. Our lucky reader will win a Laundry Mom Tee. The choices for Laundry are: fitted t-shirts - Sherbert/white and Lipstick/light pink and the loose fitting one is light blue. You can choose any one of these tees on their website at www.ltdchix.com. The retail value for Laundry Mom Tee is $20. This contest is open for US and Canada Residents only.

DEADLINE TO ENTER:July 15

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PRIZE:Win $ 55 EarDoc - Pain Relief Giveaway!

HOW TO ENTER: Visit EarDoc and tell me how it'll be useful for your family. Our lucky winner will win EARDOC. The retail value for EarDoc is $55. This contest is open for US and Canada Residents only

DEADLINE TO ENTER:July 15

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we heart this
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Win the entire Smashbox Untammed summer 09 beauty collection
Sign up for a we heart this profile to enter (it's free!)
Contest open until July 15th and open to all.

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* HOST or NAME OF BLOG: Abi/ Lighter Side
* CONTEST LINK:
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* PRIZE: 3 copies of the book: Breaking Up is Hard to do by Anne Dayton & May Vanderbilt
* HOW TO ENTER: visit link and post comment. US/Canada Residents only please
* DEADLINE TO ENTER: July 6th.

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My Moms View -

Nursing Blanket ($34) from Baby Star

Ends July 2

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Catch the Drift with Mama Snowhttp://hail2thesnowqueen.blogspot.com/2009/06/welcome-little-one-book-review-and_14.html
Sandra Magsamen book, "Welcome Little One" Leave a comment on other Sandra products 7/29

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Catch the Drift with Mama Snowhttp://hail2thesnowqueen.blogspot.com/2009/06/spunky-sprouts-giveaway.html
The Spunky Sprouts Alphadot Wall Print Leave a comment on other Spunky Sprout products 7/30

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Contest #1

Sandier Pastures -$75 gift certificate to Jumeau Bags - ends 6/26
LINK: http://www.sandierpastures.com/giveaway/giveaway-jumeau-bags.html

Worldwide

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Contest #2
Sandier Pastures - Turquoise jewelry from Abella Galleries - ends 6/30
LINK: http://www.sandierpastures.com/giveaway/trendy-in-turquoise-giveaway.html

Worldwide

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-The name of your blog:  Comfort Joy Designs
-A description of the item you are giving away:  Reversible Pinafore from Three Yellow Starfish
-The number of prizes/winners: 1
-A link to your giveaway:  http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/2009/06/three-yellow-starfish.html
-The end date and time of your giveaway:  midnight June 30
- International

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-The name of your blog:  Comfort Joy Designs
-A description of the item you are giving away:  Spa Time Baby Cozy Care Cape
-The number of prizes/winners: 1
-A link to your giveaway:  http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/2009/06/bath-time-for-baby-reviews.html
-The end date and time of your giveaway:  midnight June 30
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-The name of your blog:  Comfort Joy Designs
-A description of the item you are giving away:  $25 Bug & Pickle Gift Certificate
-The number of prizes/winners: 1
-A link to your giveaway:  http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/2009/06/bath-time-for-baby-reviews.html
-The end date and time of your giveaway:  midnight June 30
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-The name of your blog:  Comfort Joy Designs
-A description of the item you are giving away:  Dozen Cookie Boutique Cookies
-The number of prizes/winners: 1
-A link to your giveaway:  http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/2009/06/actual-baby-shower-reviews-giveaways.html
-The end date and time of your giveaway:  midnight June 30
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-The name of your blog:  Comfort Joy Designs
-A description of the item you are giving away:  Vintage Confections Fortune Cookies
-The number of prizes/winners: 1
-A link to your giveaway:  http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/2009/06/actual-baby-shower-reviews-giveaways.html
-The end date and time of your giveaway:  midnight June 30
-USA Only

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-The name of your blog:  Comfort Joy Designs
-A description of the item you are giving away:  Cookie Lee Look Ring from The IE Mommy
-The number of prizes/winners: 1
-A link to your giveaway:  http://comfortjoydesigns.blogspot.com/2009/06/meet-ie-mommy-giveaway-too.html
-The end date and time of your giveaway:  midnight June 30
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Enter to win the latest book from The Sassy Ladies! Great for mompreneurs!

http://marielynnboutique.blogspot.com/2009/06/sassy-ladies-toolkit-for-start-up.html

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Chic Galleria and Blair Nadeau are giving away this gorgeous hair piece to one lucky Chic Galleria reader.  How do I win you ask? Just visit www.BlairNadeau.com and check out all her incredible feathered pieces.  Come back here and leave a comment.  Do you have a special event you would love to wear this to? We want to hear about it!

Ends June 28th midnight EST.

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http://www.theshoppingduck.com/contests/summer-family-fun-movie-giveaway-week-1
DVD Outlaw Trail
Comment on blog and other ways to enter
June 29, 11:59pm ESST
Open to US and Canada only.

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My Moms View -

Tie Buddies -

Ends June 29

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My Moms View -

Empower My Child -

Parenting book and t-shirt

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CFBA BLOG TOUR: Shepherd's Fall by Wanda Dyson

This week, the
Christian Fiction Blog Alliance
is introducing
Shepherd's Fall
WaterBrook Press (April 14, 2009)
by
Wanda Dyson


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Wanda Dyson lives with her severely autistic teenager on a busy farm with horses, chickens, dogs, cats, rabbits, and the occasional fox, deer, groundhog, and snake. She could seriously live without the snakes, but that's life in the country.

After writing three critically acclaimed suspense novels, she was asked to write the true story of Tina Zahn (Why I Jumped), which was featured on Oprah. Readers characterize her books as "riviting" and "Packed with twists and turns."

Wanda serves on the board of several writers conferences across the country including the Colorado Christian Writers Conference, and the Greater Philadelphia Christian Writers Conference.

Wanda has finished the second in this series called Shepherd's Run,that will come out in 2010. And she's hard at work on the third and final installment of the Prodigal Recovery Series - Marti's story -- tentatively called Shepherd's Quest.


ABOUT THE BOOK


Bounty hunter Nick Shepherd is fearless when it comes to chasing down criminals. It's his difficult ex-wife, rebellious teenage daughter, and dysfunctional siblings that keep him awake at night. In charge of the family business, the Prodigal Recovery Agency, he thinks of himself as a shepherd of sorts. When his "flock" is out of his control, Nick's well-ordered universe falls into chaos.

Prodigal Recovery's search for Zeena, a prostitute on the run, leads to a faulty arrest, complicating Nick's business. He is thrown together with Zeena's twin, the beautiful Annie, and the two find themselves on a desperate search. The stakes significantly increase when Nick's daughter is kidnapped. Now, to save someone he loves, Nick must risk everything.but will it be enough

If you would like to read a Prologue excerpt from Shepherd's Fall, go HERE

FIRST WILD CARD BLOG TOUR: Talking to the Dead by Bonnie Grove

It is time for a FIRST Wild Card Tour book review! If you wish to join the FIRST blog alliance, just click the button. We are a group of reviewers who tour Christian books. A Wild Card post includes a brief bio of the author and a full chapter from each book toured. The reason it is called a FIRST Wild Card Tour is that you never know if the book will be fiction, non~fiction, for young, or for old...or for somewhere in between! Enjoy your free peek into the book!

You never know when I might play a wild card on you!

Today's Wild Card author is:

Bonnie Grove

and the book:

Talking to the Dead

David C. Cook; New edition edition (June 1, 2009)

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Bonnie Grove started writing when her parents bought a typewriter, and she hasn’t stopped since. Trained in Christian Counseling (Emmanuel Bible College, Kitchener, ON), and secular psychology (University of Alberta), she developed and wrote social programs for families at risk while landing articles and stories in anthologies. She is the author of Working Your Best You: Discovering and Developing the Strengths God Gave You; Talking to the Dead is her first novel. Grove and her pastor husband, Steve, have two children; they live in Saskatchewan.

Author website: www.davidccook.com – www.bonniegrove.com

Visit the author's website.





Product Details:

List Price: $14.99
Paperback: 384 pages
Publisher: David C. Cook; New edition edition (June 1, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1434766411
ISBN-13: 978-1434766410

AND NOW...THE FIRST CHAPTER:

©2009 Cook Communications Ministries. Talking to the Dead by Bonnie Grove. Used with permission. May not be further reproduced. All rights reserved.

Kevin was dead and the people in my house wouldn’t go home. They mingled after the funeral, eating sandwiches, drinking tea, and speaking in muffled tones. I didn’t feel grateful for their presence. I felt exactly nothing.


Funerals exist so we can close doors we’d rather leave open. But where did we get the idea that the best approach to facing death is to eat Bundt cake? I refused to pick at dainties and sip hot drinks. Instead, I wandered into the back yard.


I knew if I turned my head I’d see my mother’s back as she guarded the patio doors. Mom would let no one pass. As a recent widow herself, she knew my need to stare into my loss alone.


I sat on the porch swing and closed my eyes, letting the June sun warm my bare arms. Instead of closing the door on my pain, I wanted it to swing from its hinges so the searing winds of grief could scorch my face and body. Maybe I hoped to die from exposure.


Kevin had been dead three hours before I had arrived at the hospital. A long time for my husband to be dead without me knowing. He was so altered, so permanently changed without my being aware.


I had stood in the emergency room, surrounded by faded blue cotton curtains, looking at the naked remains of my husband while nurses talked in hushed tones around me. A sheet covered Kevin from his hips to his knees. Tubes, which had either carried something into or away from his body, hung disconnected and useless from his arms. The twisted remains of what I assumed to be some sort of breathing mask lay on the floor. “What happened?” I said in a whisper so faint I knew no one could hear. Maybe I never said it at all. A short doctor with a pronounced lisp and quiet manner told me Kevin’s heart killed him. He used difficult phrases; medical terms I didn’t know, couldn’t understand. He called it an episode and said it was massive. When he said the word massive, spit flew from his mouth, landing on my jacket’s lapel. We had both stared at it.


When my mother and sister, Heather, arrived at the hospital, they gazed speechlessly at Kevin for a time, and then took me home. Heather had whispered with the doctor, their heads close together, before taking a firm hold on my arm and walking me out to her car. We drove in silence to my house. The three of us sat around my kitchen table looking at each other.


Several times my mother opened her mouth to speak, but nothing came out. Our words had turned to cotton, thick and dry. We couldn’t work them out of our throats. I had no words for my abandonment. Like everything I knew to be true had slipped out the back door when I wasn’t looking.


“What happened?” I said again. This time I knew I had said it out loud. My voice echoed back to me off the kitchen table.


“Remember how John Ritter died? His heart, remember?” This from Heather, my younger, smarter sister. Kevin had died a celebrity’s death.


From the moment I had received the call from the hospital until now, I had allowed other people to make all of my bereavement decisions. My mother and mother-in-law chose the casket and placed the obituary in the paper. Kevin’s boss at the bank, Donna Walsh, arranged for the funeral parlor and even called the pastor from the church that Kevin had attended until he was sixteen to come and speak. Heather silently held my hand through it all. I didn’t feel grateful for their help.


I sat on the porch swing, and my right foot rocked on the grass, pushing and pulling the swing. My head hurt. I tipped it back and rested it on the cold, inflexible metal that made up the frame for the swing. It dug into my skull. I invited the pain. I sat with it; supped with it.


I opened my eyes and looked up into the early June sky. The clouds were an unmade bed. Layers of white moved rumpled and languid past the azure heavens. Their shapes morphed and faded before my eyes. A Pegasus with the face of a dog; a veiled woman fleeing; a villain; an elf. The shapes were strange and unreliable, like dreams. A monster, a baby—I wanted to reach up to touch its soft, wrinkled face. I was too tired. Everything was gone, lost, emptied out.


I had arrived home from the hospital empty handed. No Kevin. No car—we left it in the hospital parking lot for my sister to pick up later. “No condition to drive,” my mother had said. She meant me.


Empty handed. The thought, incomplete and vague, crept closer to consciousness. There should have been something. I should have brought his things home with me. Where were his clothes? His wallet? Watch? Somehow, they’d fled the scene.


“How far could they have gotten?” I said to myself. Without realizing it, I had stood and walked to the patio doors. “Mom?” I said as I walked into the house.


She turned quickly, but said nothing. My mother didn’t just understand what was happening to me. She knew. She knew it like the ticking of a clock, the wind through the windows, like everything a person gets used to in life. It had only been eight months since Dad died. She knew there was little to be said. Little that should be said. Once, after Dad’s funeral, she looked at Heather and me and said, “Don’t talk. Everyone has said enough words to last for eternity.”


I noticed how tall and straight she stood in her black dress and sensible shoes. How long must the dead be buried before you can stand straight again? “What happened to Kevin’s stuff?” Mom glanced around as if checking to see if a guest had made off with the silverware.


I swallowed hard and clarified. “At the hospital. He was naked.” A picture of him lying motionless, breathless on the white sheets filled my mind. “They never gave me his things. His, whatever, belongings. Effects.”


“I don’t know, Kate,” she said. Like it didn’t matter. Like I should stop thinking about it. I moved past her, careful not to touch her, and went in search of my sister.


Heather sat on my secondhand couch in my living room, a two seater with the pattern of autumn leaves. She held an empty cup and a napkin; dark crumbs tumbling off onto the carpet. Her long brown hair, usually left down, was pulled up into a bun. She looked pretty and sad. She saw me coming, her brown eyes widening in recognition. Recognition that she should do something. Meet my needs, help me, make time stand still. She quickly ended the conversation she was having with Kevin’s boss, and met me in the middle of the living room.


“Hey,” she said, touching my arm. I took a small step back, avoiding her warm fingers.


“Where would his stuff go?” I blurted out. Heather’s eyebrows snapped together in confusion. “Kevin’s things,” I said. “They never gave me his things. I want to go and get them. Will you come?”


Heather stood very still for a moment, straight backed like she was made of wood, then relaxed. “You mean at the hospital. Right, Kate? Kevin’s things at the hospital?” Tears welled in my eyes. “There was nothing. You were there. When we left, they never gave e anything of his.” I realized I was trembling.


Heather bit her lower lip, and looked into my eyes. “Let me do that for you. I’ll call the hospital—” I stood on my tiptoes and opened my mouth. “I’ll go,” she corrected before I could say anything. “I’ll go and ask around. I’ll get his stuff and bring it here.”


“I need his things.”


Heather cupped my elbow with her hand. “You need to lie down. Let me get you upstairs, and as soon as you’re settled, I’ll go to the hospital and find out what happened to Kevin’s clothes, okay?”


Fatigue filled the small spaces between my bones. “Okay.” She led me upstairs. I crawled under the covers as Heather closed the door, blocking the sounds of the people below.