Old Lady at Sea
Lia HadleyThis is who I am: sailor (long ago and far away), artist (deep inside), blogger (since blogging was A Thing), and explorer (in every cell of my being).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 114 | Subscribers | Read | liahadley.substack.com |
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Success Story à la Hemingway
I’ve never liked Ernest Hemingway. His novels and his life epitomize the power and ego of successful white North American men of his time, a generation before mine. Yet the image of manhood he embodied did not end with him. His shadow stret...
Learning to look without staring
When I was first learning how to meditate at the Zen Dojo in Montreal, there was quite a bit said about where to look while meditating. Some schools of thought say you should close your eyes, others suggest gazing down at the ground, and ot...
Getting it just right
I’m feeling a bit like Goldilocks at the moment. Too much, too little, just right. I’m sitting with old voyages in my head, trying to remember how we did things then, while working on the provisioning list for the upcoming journey from Mart...
Further journeys
Next year, I am setting off on two journeys. One is creative. One is for the sheer pleasure of being at sea again.
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This is who I am: sailor (long ago and far away), artist (deep inside), blogger (since blogging was A Thing), and explorer (in every cell of my being).
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