Curious Animals
Tom Noser, Ashley Briggs, Margaret the PugIdeas, humor, and dog thoughts.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 519 | Subscribers | Read | curiousanimals.substack.com |
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I’m not sleeping so well
Conclusion first: Writing is now a matter of survival. I make very little money from it, but writing regularly is just as essential, physically and emotionally, as if it were my living. I wrote the bit below after a bad night’s sleep, somet...
Cold Plate Club
Conclusion first: I suppose in some restaurants or homes with staff, there was a time when a plate would be heated before it was served. This might be especially important for delicate foods like scrambled eggs. Maybe it’s still done, and I...
Why I’ve Been Gone
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About my mom
Conclusion first: My mother is dying. Not in the “yeah, yeah, don’t bother me,” way all of us are dying, but in the “stage four colon cancer” way. She’s at home with my dad and a live-in nurse. She’s not in pain. She’s comfortable and healt...
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