Curiouser and Curiouser
Beth the BakerCurrently focusing on action-oriented hope because we can't let them make us feel hopeless. They win when we do. Standing together in the United States - fighting the inhumanity that has become our government.
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What Does Hope Look Like Now?
NOTE: This is the third article in my “action-oriented hope” series. If you’d like to read them in order, check out Hope is my Resistance and Hope: Not for the Faint of Heart.
Hope: Not for the Faint of Heart
Hope isn’t easy. Being hopeful often takes energy reserves I’m surprised I have. Many other things interfere with hope, but I’ve yet to experience anything that pushes me toward fully losing hope. Hope motivates me to believe that we can be...
Hope is my Resistance
After only ten days into 2026, I am changing my newsletter focus from curiosity to hope. For now. I struggle more and more to be overtly curious with all the horrendous happenings perpetuated by the people currently running my country. My m...
Expectations and Unreliable Narratives
> Curious about the relationship between unreliable narratives and expectations.
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Writer and baker, lover of humanity. Living a life of curiosity, with an emphasis on relating and caring for my fellow humans.
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