Everyday Magic: The Sacred Ordinary
Lauren Gabrielle Foster, chris kalaboukisFor women in midlife who suspect there's a truer, freer version of their life waiting — weekly essays, stories, and practices from a woman living proof that it's possible.
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I Don’t Do Anything I Don't Want To Do
Yesterday, I shared about dreading riding my rented bike 40 minutes to return it. The rental lady specifically said the bike was too heavy to be transported in a vehicle.
I had a total Scarlet O’Hara moment and said, “I’ll think about that...
A Pretty Bowl of Fresh Eggs and Tomatoes
That no one will see but me
I have zero interest in what people are eating, what’s blooming in their garden, or how they saw an angel in a cloud formation. I find the whole “look at me, look how amazing me and my life are” culture on socia...
The tiniest airport.
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The Perpetual Goodbye
I was resting in a lounge at the Bangkok airport when a man arrived with a young boy. The little boy was crying his heart out and breaking mine in the process. I couldn’t tell exactly what was going on, but the man got someone on a video ca...
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Writer and guide for women in midlife and beyond. At 60, I live as a global nomad, witnessing life firsthand. I share grounded reflections and embodied practices rooted in real life, real bodies, and the sacred ordinary.
Futurist and digital nomad writing about AI, the future of work, longevity, and location-independent living—for builders, founders, and 50+ reinvention seekers.
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