
Stories of rural life, resilience, politics, and unexpected treasures from a small town between the forest and the lake.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 61 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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My grandmother was beautiful. Classic 1950s beautiful.
She had perfect blond hair that she carefully curled with wire-bristle rollers and pin curls, held in place with what seemed like half a can of Dippity-do. She was always put together...
I made a decision last month. I'm closing my vintage Etsy shop. It feels a little strange to say that because, in many ways, that shop has been the natural extension of something I've loved almost my entire life.
I have one vice.
I love t...
A comment in response my last article started me thinking.
Subscriber Vicki was talking about an old bristlecone pine when she wrote:
“I never assume when I see something like that, withered, barely alive yes, that it is dead.”
I loved...
Its Apple Picking Season here between the forest and the lake. I’m making this for husbands 71st birthday today and thought I’d share the recipe. It’s creamy, packed with cinnamon apples, caramel, and crunchy little bits of “crisp”—and the...
I have a place.
It is near an old, dead tree.
I go there when I need quiet. When I need a place with no demands, no ringing phone, no one asking anything of me. There is an expansive view, and for a little while I don’t have to explain m...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write from a space where memory,loss and everyday beauty meet. I believe deeply in women’s strength, resilience, & reinvention. My writing reflects the invisible wounds, the quiet freedoms, and the ways we keep becoming ourselves again and again.
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