Ephemeroptera
Sarah CourchesneToward a more perfect union of arts and sciences
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 250 | Subscribers | Read | sarahcourchesne.substack.com |
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No one can do it for you
Last month, I started sitting outside for twenty minutes a day. I was reading a book by a guy who does this at a specific spot near his house for more like an hour a day, and I thought I would try it out modestly. I sit in a chair by the li...
It Reminds Me Of
In my classes, I use a thinking technique called INIWIRMO, or “I Notice, I Wonder, it Reminds Me Of.” The reminds-me-of part is hardest. In a five minute period, the students notice that they notice a lot, wonder a fair bit, but have a hard...
In their particulars
First off, a note of thanks to my paid subscribers. I don’t make a lot at this, but it’s enough to actually help our family, and it helps me feel like my writing is worth publishing here. I know I don’t churn things out fast or often, and I...
Do the mountains miss us?
I came upon a book on my son’s floor after he left for college last year. It was a book of essays called A Darker Wilderness: Black Nature Writing from Soil to Stars, something he’d been assigned in one of his high school classes. When I pi...
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