Stroopwaffled
Jennifer BarnettOnce upon a time I worked in magazines. Now I’m writing about life as an Expat in Amsterdam.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 36 |
| Subscribers | Read | stroopwaffled.substack.com |
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Salem, Dynasty, and Questionable Childcare
When I was in high school I worked part time at a daycare center called Children’s World and one of the teachers used to dress up in the costumes from the kid’s treasure chest of hodgepodge items and perform Someone Left the Cake Out in the...
I can fall in love taking the trashcans to the curb
My mom used to say I could fall in love taking the trashcans to the curb, and she was right. In eighth grade I did, in fact, fall in love while dragging the trashcans to the curb because a boy who looked like Tom Cruise in Top Gun, back whe...
I'm pissed and petty and this post reflects it
Meredith is my best friend and the person I’d call if I did a murder and needed to dispose of a body. We all need this person in our life. Find yours.
I don't give a rat's ass about what The Atlantic says about Substack
I’m growing weary of platform snark. Folks who self righteously post snarky takes and comments about where and how other people still post their stuff. Moving platforms and starting over is hard. You lose people every time. Everyone’s socia...
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Once upon a time I worked in magazines. Former managing editor of The Atlantic, Teen Vogue, Redbook and Elle. Now I’m a story teller writing from Amsterdam.
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