Betty Mae Wrote
Kim Houssenloge (Mak)Betty Mae Wrote is a publication of letters, and simple life stories. There will be writing prompts, and behind the scenes glimpses of my imperfectly cosy, slow life as a writer and home body on the beautiful Far South Coast of NSW.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 187 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Handmade Notebooks and a Vintage Typewriter: Meet Michaela of Blue Stiggy
You’re used to hearing from me here, but this week I’m pulling up a second chair, and I’m pouring an extra cup of tea because I have a very special guest that Id love you to meet.
Introducing the lovely Michaela of Blue Stiggy.
Mi...
Episode 32 A Childhood in Letters
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Shelley, age 2 in 1972, and Nanna age 72, with Nanna’s precious doggie
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This week on Tell Me Over Tea, I sit down with Shelley to talk about her great-grandmother — fondly called Nanna — and the le...
Thirty-six and thirty-six
Today marks 36 years since my mum died. She was 36 when she died. Somehow that feels important, or at least worth noting. I remember when I turned 36. That year felt important too. I was the same age as she was when she died. I felt...
Episode 31 The Kitchen Table Letters: A Park Bench Chat
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***Content note: this episode includes a letter that discusses suicide. Please take care as you listen.
This week’s podcast episode is a Kitchen Table Letters one. It is based on a beautiful, heart-led prompt: If you could...
A little honesty from me to you
Did you miss my letter last week? Did you notice?
Somehow, I ended up missing in action. It wasn’t planned, but I think it was needed. The words dried up, as they do from time to time. I didn’t think you’d mind. I hope you didn’t....
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Life stories and letter writing, one cuppa at a time. Country days, well-worn notebooks, and memories that linger. Nostalgia addict here!
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