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The joy in doing things you're bad at
I’ve always known what I liked. Writing, reading, gift-giving, dancing. Making bad puns and good cups of tea.
I like doing the things I’m good at. I’m good at doing the things I like.
This summer, I started something new. I’d try a new fl...
I want my finger callus back
A while ago, I saw a girl proudly post on TikTok that, in a world of phone-dented pinkie fingers, she has a writing bump.
At first, I found it sweet that someone else experiences this too — the callused lump of skin that forms on a finger...
Weird girls are the new mean girls
Hear me out on this one.
Throughout media history, mean girls have come in a certain form. Perhaps heavily influenced by American high school culture and the media that surrounds this, the typical mean girl portrayal is a blonde, popular,...
Twenty in twenty twenty-five
This year, I turned twenty. When I joined Substack in January, I remember the overwhelming number of accounts and bios about being “in my twenties”, by women who were “twenty-something”, navigating jobs and dating and friendships and creati...
Cloud collecting
When I was little, I had a book called The Cloud Collector’s Handbook by Gavin Pretor-Pinney. It’s exactly what the title suggests - a guide to spotting and ‘collecting’ different types of clouds.
After reading through it a few times, occa...
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