Janine’s Substack
Janine BertoloThe place where I write about my work, my life, my loves, my memories, my shadows, my guilty pleasures, my struggles, my victories, my shit. And the place where you'll find the Self-Centred Newsletter.
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| Issues | 42 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Ca va bien aller
During the pandemic lockdowns here in Quebec, people made posters and flags with a rainbow that said “Ca va bien aller" which translates as “It’s going to be okay” It was a way of keeping distance at the same time as saying You are not alon...
I Could Be Bitter
I am coming to the end of a journey tomorrow that began in 2019 when I left my job on the Hill on Irene’s retirement. Looking back, I realize that a lot of the burnout I experienced was from untreated and undiagnosed pain in my knees that w...
What does "Self-Declared" really mean?
Someone asked me about my tattoo the other day. It’s Strega Nona. They frowned at my reply, shook their head and said “Strega means ‘witch’ you know.”
Using my inside voice I replied: “Of course I know that. I’m Italian after all. Do you t...
A Love Song to Liminality
I, we, mostly everyone I suspect, is comfortable thinking of anything as having a distinct beginning, middle and end.
Birth is the beginning. Death is the end. Liminality is the middle.
Liminality is life.
Liminality is perpetual.
Lif...
Time Travelling
University residence move-in day, 1980 - mom and me.
Look at her. 19 years old.
Eager to begin a new adventure.
Full of youthful confidence, there's so much she doesn't know yet.
Travelin...
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Anti-capitalist crone, Nonna, strega, disturber of shite Cohost of the Kin Keepers' Collective. Living on the unceded land of the Algonquin Anishinaabe people on the banks of the Kitchi Zibi (Gatineau, Quebec) with beloved David & Bewley the pup
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