The Things I Carry
Elizabeth HarwellIt's hard to live in this world. Let's tell stories and laugh about it. Laughing will make room for grace.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | elizabethharwell.substack.com |
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Before we get back to regular programming around here, here’s one last Substack in which I’ll share some Inktober stories. Inktober supplies a one-word prompt for each day. The traditional way to participate in Inktober is to make an ink dr...
Passports and hikes and horizons
In my last Substack, I mentioned that I’m participating in the Inktober challenge for the month of October. Inktober supplies a one-word prompt for each day. The traditional way to participate in Inktober is to make an ink drawing for each ...
Time to Play!
For the month of October, I’m participating in a challenge with Inktober, which supplies a one-word prompt for each day. The traditional way to participate in Inktober is to make an ink drawing for each prompt. I’m using my ink to write sto...
We're Depending on You
On an early Tuesday morning in August, I pulled out of our driveway under the Sturgeon full moon and headed to jury duty in downtown Atlanta.
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Elizabeth Harwell tells stories on herself at her Substack, The Things I Carry, and invites her readers to share stories in return. She and her family are most happy when their house is full of people and music is playing.
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