Cabin Mama Humor
Cabin Mama, Laura LollarHumor and woodsy wisdom about cabins, critters, kids, relationships and life's funny happenings. I lived in a 1924 log cabin in Colorado till the wildfire got us. Friends called me "Cabin Mama."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | cabinmama.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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New Home Sweet Home
I must apologize for being so absent these past few months! We’ve had a busy summer and fall with weeks worth of company, a move into our new home, cleaning the old house and coordinating showings to prospective buyers. I’m happy to say we ...
Find Out Why I'm a Glutton for Punishment
I hope never to become one of those people who gets together with friends and does nothing but talk about their ailments. To me, it is the epitome of getting old. With all the things there are to talk about in this world — politics, family,...
She’s Got a Way with Words
Not sure why, but I have a tendency to say the weirdest things. They make sense to me in the moment, but as soon as they come out of my mouth (or land on the page I’m typing) it’s clear the meaning is not at all what I had intended.
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Lived in a 1924 log cabin till the wildfire burned everything we owned. Veteran, Mom, author, public speaker. Humorous stories about cabin life, critters, family, marriage, camping and outdoors adventures.
Communication consultant, facilitator and writing coach. Happy wife, USAF Veteran, author and Colorado wildfire survivor.
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