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Letters by Deanna

Deanna

Letters on slowing down, growing gently, and choosing cozy. Think of them as the things I’d tell you over coffee.

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Latest Issues

The art of being a little spooky

Being Unserious (issue 1): a series about liking what you like, caring less about what’s cool, and taking life less seriously

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how easy it is to become a person who is constantly editing herself.

3 days ago
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A cozy guide to a night well spent

Sometimes I feel like I don’t utilize the evenings hours as much as I should. I’m a homebody most of the time, especially now as a mom. However, there is something so exciting about an evening with plans. It doesn’t need to be big, special...

6 days ago
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Let yourself have an interesting life

I have a theory that life is better when you allow yourself to be a little dramatic. I’m not talking about getting into a fight with your friend because they canceled plans or throwing a fit because your boyfriend doesn’t want to watch Twil...

10 days ago
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How to be okay with your identity changing

One of the strangest parts of growing up is realizing you can outgrow yourself. Not necessarily because you’ve reinvented yourself, more in a way that just changed over time. One day you just realize you don’t want the same things you did b...

13 days ago
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On October, nostalgia, and cozy traditions

Postcards From Home: October After Dark 💌

I think I know why we love October so much.

17 days ago
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