What I Did & What I Ate
Kristen BartlettKristen Bartlett is trying to make herself leave the house to do fun things. Things like: Visit museums. Go to a beach & not immediately leave! Have fun! But what she really wants to do is stay home and cook. This Substack is about both those things.
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You Can't Go Home Again
Last month, Jason and I traveled back home to North Carolina for a visit. My hometown has been changing for a decade, but it kicked into overdrive during the pandemic. When people were promised the opportunity to work from home forever, the...
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Kristen is a five-time Emmy-nominated writer. Her credits include How to Die Alone, Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, and Saturday Night Live. One time, someone broke into her car and decided none of her stuff was worth stealing.
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