Everything is Liminal
Jenna ParkLiminal states are the in-between stages—in other words, transitions. And as a Gen Xer who is about to become an empty nester, I think about this stuff a lot.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Former food biz owner and UX/product designer. Longtime blogger. Asian American. New Yorker. Documenting my journey as a writer and artist as I define the next path in life.
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