The Crosswind Chronicles
Crosswind ChroniclesThe Crosswind Chronicles is a newsletter about flying planes, raising kids, and trying not to stall in either, along with stories and short fiction pulled from the same chaos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 88 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 26 hours ago |
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Activity Recorded
I bought the watch in February because my doctor mentioned my resting heart rate twice during the same appointment.
Not in a serious way. More in the tone people use when they’re trying to warn you gently about becoming the kind of man who...
Orchard Season
I inherited my grandfather’s orchard three weeks after he died, which surprised everyone, including me.
We were not close. My mother left that town at seventeen and spent the next forty years refusing to discuss it beyond the minimum requi...
The Milk Route
The first bottle showed up the morning after we moved in.
That was the part I kept replaying later.
Not the eyes.
Not the smile.
Not even the sound of glass clinking outside at three in the morning.
The bottle.
Cold on the porch....
Cruise Altitude
No checklist today just something I’ve been sitting with.
I was sitting in a day room after a trip, exhausted.
The kind of tired that settles into your bones a little differently after a few hard days of flying.
I had my coffee next to m...
Seat 18B
The man beside me knew my daughter’s name before I told him I had children.
I was deadheading home after a four day trip. Denver to Dallas. Window seat, Row 18. Boarding had been delayed twice because of weather somewhere east, and by the...
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The Crosswind Chronicles is a newsletter about flying planes, raising kids, and trying not to stall in either, along with stories and short fiction pulled from the same chaos.
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