Fateful Intersections
ClaudineI’ve lived decades. Not one life, but many. Sharing lessons hidden inside my mistakes.
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Who is George? Part 2: Why is My Clock Spinning
Everything I document here really happened. So many strange incidents around my house that cannot be reasonably explained.
Most of the time, Hubby and I didn’t discuss the things that were happening: when something fell off a shelf without...
Who Is George? Part 1
I want to make an admission before I begin: I ~~don’t~~ didn’t believe in ghosts, because everything I’m about to reveal will only make sense if you know that one thing about me. Everything here really happened. Each incident on its own can...
Familiar Friends and Passing Strangers
Pause, Linger, Imagine
Shared from a friend.
The last time I wrote in this series about trees, I closed with a piece about the forest as a whole, the way it grows together. But trees, like people, are never just one story. I see them...
Join my new subscriber chat
Today I’m announcing a brand new addition to my Substack publication: Fateful Intersections subscriber chat.
This is a conversation space exclusively for subscribers—kind of like a group chat or live hangout. I’ll post questions and update...
Five Fridays: The Wisdom of Trees: Part 5 The Forest (Finale)
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A single tree can be impressive.
A forest is extraordinary.
From a distance, we see individual trunks rising from the earth — each tree standing in its own place, reaching for its own patch of sky.
But beneath the forest f...
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A good cook who writes about life’s curious, slightly slanted, ordinary moments and the hard-earned lessons hidden inside them.
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