Writing Personhood
Aimee Seiff Christianpart writing, part teaching, part living, part learning. and birds. there are always birds.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | aimeechristian.substack.com |
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Have Laptop, Will Travel-- And Function (usually efficiently)!
These days I am learning how to be efficient with my time and space. I have no choice. I travel a lot: both for work and my kids’ figure skating competitions. Sometimes I am lucky enough to coordinate a work trip around a skating trip so I ...
My Body Is Not For You
I went for over two years without seeing a PCP because mine stopped accepting my insurance. Finding a new one was no easy feat since they are not only not coming into the field, but they seem to be actively leaving the field. But find one I...
Seasons Change and So Do We, or Do We?
When people ask me when I started writing, I often say I’ve been writing since I was old enough to hold a pencil. It is true that that is when I started to keep a diary, write everything down, process my thoughts and feelings on paper. But ...
Put It In A Drawer
I am a person who has no patience. I am sure that can be extremely irritating to people because I am also stubborn and I often think I know best. It’s not a fantastic combination. I am working very hard at listening more carefully and under...
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