That’s the provocative name of an onsite literary journal that sees its purpose to be “a heartfelt look at loss through the lens of the home.” More as a writing exercise than anything else, I tackled the challenge of creating a micro-essay that would capture a small portion of my mother’s idiosyncratic ways.
Voila! Linked here is “Fresh Linens,” the latest post at Dead Housekeeping. I didn’t have a photo of my mom in action, so I had to perform the re-enactment.
Alice Lowe -- still writing 
Whenever I’m making my bed, I think of my mother telling me, “Make it right!” I was always a lazy bedmaker, just pulling up the sheets and blankets in a sloppy manner. And now that Mom’s been gone almost 11 years, making my bed reminds me of her and makes me smile and give the covers a little extra bit of smoothing.
And I still put pillowcases on that way, having learned from YOU!