HomeBody(ish) Magazine
Kristi Keller \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6, Holly Cook, Jennie O'ConnorDefinitely NOT another slow living crusade. This is the anti-hustle, pro-sweatpants magazine for people with mild social skills and loads of creativity & ambition. Step inside and shine!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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MenoPodz: A Midlife Community for Bitchy Women and Their Dogs
I would like to propose a new housing development for women over fifty.
It’s called MenoPodz.
For years, I’ve joked that somebody should build a tiny wilderness community specifically for middle-aged women who are tired of noise, traffic,...
If I Drop Dead, Someone Please Feed My Dog
The tool every dog owner needs but nobody has created yet.
This article is published in The Money Room - a dedicated section here at Homebody(ish) Magazine. It’s like a home office where income ideas and opportunities are practical, creati...
Raising Kids is Like Being Slowly Pecked to Death by a Chicken
This post is dedicated to every parent currently limping across the finish line of graduation season. 🎓
The ones who packed lunches, signed forms, sat through concerts, financed field trips, survived teenage years, and somehow made it to...
Cabin Fever Is a Scam Invented by People Without Cabins
Respectfully, I doubt anyone has ever cried beside a crackling fire while wearing moose pajamas.
The phrase “Cabin fever” is officially in the dictionary and it is defined as a state of restlessness, irritability, and boredom caused by be...
Birds Can F**k Off — The Kristi Edition
and I have discovered several weird and oddly specific similarities between us since meeting on Substack over the past couple of years. It only makes sense that we would eventually come together through…wait for it…..bird trauma.
And the t...
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Builder of highly engaged communities, helping others create fabulous and FUNCTIONAL Substack publications, all while wearing sweatpants and basking in the comfort of my living room.
Founder of The Shutter Bug \ud83d\udcf8 Postcard Club A quiet, monthly ritual, delivered by mail. Each month, receive a thoughtfully printed postcard created by me. www.hollycookphotography.com
Career rule-breaker and amateur cat burglar dismantling the patriarchy one spell at a time. Subscribe at www.JennieOConnor.com because Substack likes to pull shenanigans.
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