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Jan’s Substack

Jan Avellana

My personal Substack

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I Want To

I want to forever be a kid on summer break, eating strawberry Malolo syrup ice cakes, hunting for the li hing mui at the bottom. I want to spend my days drinking out of water hoses, letting the hot water run first so that I can guzzle down ...

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A Single Witness

A storm rolls in over the horizon,

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The Final Huddle

When my mom was in hospice care, days were filled with family. We, her children, would come and go, busy with all the adulting things. But it was her grandchildren and great grandchildren that brought Mom the most joy in her last days. All ...

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When the Crap Hits the Fan

It could be a personal relationship, it could be work related, it could be family dramas or unexpected health issues that have been thrust upon you or maybe, if you’re really lucky, it’s a combination of things—Crappy situations and seasons...

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  • Jan Avellana

    Jan Avellana, Artist + Writer Jan Avellana was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii and has always been part fish. Perhaps because her true form is a mermaid, she has never quite found her way in the hustle and bustle of a traditional life. ​

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