Honeysuckle Lane
Averi WestfallPersonal essays about slow living, motherhood, and Midwestern life — for those who want more intention and less noise, who finds something sacred in an ordinary Tuesday, and believes where you're from shapes who you become.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 23 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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When I Get Back
For nine months, I shared my body with someone. He took up space in a way I could feel — first as a flutter, then as weight, then as the particular shape of a heel pressed into my right side. Now he’s three feet away in a bassinet, and I’m...
At 78, My Grandmother is Opening Her Own Restaurant
My Grandmother celebrated her 78th birthday yesterday and is opening her own restaurant this week.
Her name is Maggie but we call her Gommy. Similar to many women of her generation, she has not led a charmed life. Someday you will all read...
What Mattered This Month
Dear Friend,
We’re home, and I’m so thankful. As much as I adore our time down south each year, there’s something about coming back that always gets me. When we walked through the door last week, I felt a little starstruck by our life...
On Being Small
Dear Friend,
This week, I’ve been meditating on shame and my own insignificance.
On Monday morning, I was walking George and listening to my audiobook, Notes on Being a Man by Scott Galloway. When talking about the many things we give pow...
Getting Ready in Our Own Way
Dear Friend,
Honestly, even sitting down to write this feels surreal.
Third trimester. Woof.
I could, and will, cry. I’m not quite equipped to get into the thick of that part yet. Let’s just leave it at, it wasn’t as easy as I thought...
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Writer, first-time mother, Midwesterner. I write personal essays about slow living, motherhood, and the life we're building — rooted in Ohio, sometimes on the road.
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