The Halfway Path
Jacqueline DooleyEssays about navigating parental grief, aging, and soon-to-be empty nesting (with an occasional rant)
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Can the forest save me from LinkedIn?
Illustration by Author
I am currently underemployed. As a freelance writer, I’m at the forefront of an AI-induced job apocalypse. As such, I’ve been spending too much time on LinkedIn hunting for writing gigs and applying for full-t...
Bearing witness to bees as an antidote to obscurity
A bee returning with pollen (all photos by author)
One of the first things I notice when I take a walk is the intensity of my impatience. It surfaces as I wait for my old dog to catch up or when I’m swarmed by mosquitos or deer flies. It e...
The Complexity of Light
False Indigo in Emily’s garden (All photos by author)
My daughter Emily began transforming our yard when she was 16. It was the height of the pandemic. We were sitting in our antigravity chairs staring at a tangle of vines that had...
Can AI Help Us Solve Cancer?
Me, leaving A.I. behind (Painting by author)
When my daughter Ana was diagnosed with cancer in 2012, I was working as a self-employed search marketer. I had clients, a fixed daily routine, and a very bright future. My girls w...
Why make art when AI can do it faster?
Two buntings — Painting by author
Nearly every evening at about 7:30 or 8:00 pm, I lay out my watercolor supplies on the dining room table (paint, paper, brushes, three jars of clean water, five ceramic dishes for mixing colors, and...
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I write about grief and other things. My focus with this substack is to share essays about navigating parental grief, nature, birds, parenting and the occasional well-researched rant.
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