a little laugh
Kathleen Donahoea little laugh is a weekly dose of humor in a sea (inbox) of darkness
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | alittlelaugh.substack.com |
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how I'm dialing down the news
A while back, I had to significantly dial back my news intake because of a creative project. In the last week, lots of friends have been sharing they are trying to do the same, and I wanted to quickly share four things I’ve done that have h...
dog barks + babies
Last Monday, I was on a zoom meeting when my kids came home from school. I could hear them tromp in, backpacks and shoes flying, our dog happily greeting them. One of them brought a friend over.
let's chat 4p/7p today!
Reminder to join me and this afternoon in the CHAT to talk Holiday dressing. You can find the CHAT on the Substack website (look for the icon that looks like a text box, click, then scroll to a little laugh) or on the Substack app (look fo...
fun is fun + fake angry
I have noticed lately that when I make fun plans, my first thought isn’t, “Yay, fun!” My first thought is, “well, okay, I guess.” This happens with all kinds of things: invites to parties, travel plans, even a Target run (gasp, I know).
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