By Zsofia McMullin

Zsofia McMullin is a writer with recent essays in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Full Grown People , and several other publications. A native of Budapest, Hungary, she now lives in Connecticut with her husband and son. She blogs here and tweets at @zsofimcmullin .

  1. Retail Therapy

    By Zsofia McMullin

    in The Butter

    Tangled hangers drive me crazy. I usually don’t have the patience to untangle them, but the whole purpose of this exercise is to untangle, tidy, clean, organize. I flop on the bed next to the piles of clothes and work on the hangers for a few minutes until I can line them up, all of them facing the same way. I hang them back in my closet, at the far end, so that when I…

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