Betty Mae Wrote
Kim Houssenloge (Mak)Betty Mae Wrote is a publication of letters, and simple life stories. There will be journal prompts, stationery, and behind the scenes glimpses of my imperfectly cosy, slow life as a writer and stationery creator on the beautiful Far South Coast of NSW.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | bettymaewrote.substack.com |
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There's Comfort in Routine
I realise the comfort I get from routine. That first cuppa in the morning. A game of Wordle with my husband. My house keeping things that happen each day. Letting the chooks out. Turning on the computer. That second cuppa. On it goes.
More from Tasmania!
Another highlight of the trip has been had - the Huon Valley! What a pretty place it is! More rolling green hills and gorgeous farm houses but add in a lovely river and apples! Apple sheds and crates and orchards are everywhere. Kim was qui...
Greetings from Tasmania!
Oh dear! We are all ready to pack up and move to Stanley! Kim promised she wouldn’t do this again - the-I-want-to-move-to-Tassie chant, but now I see what she means.
Dear Nan: October Writing Paper
As part of Dear Nan I have created, along with my son Lew, a series of flowery writing paper that you can download, and print out till your heart’s content.
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During the day I create stationery subscription boxes, and digital subscriptions for letter writers. I also facilitate an awesome letter writing exchange for women. I love to write about our simple country life.
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