Lucky Words
Jeffrey WindsorA weekly* email newsletter about literature, art, trail running or hiking or riding or camping or walking or just sitting in the Utah mountains or the desert of the Colorado Plateau, and a good deal of poetry.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 157 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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My Old Desk
We’ve made it into the -ber months! It’s autumn in my heart, even if it isn’t sweater weather yet. My hike this morning started in the dark, which was a nice reminder that the days really are growing shorter.
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My Old Desk
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Playing Games
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Playing Games
For some reason, I never grew out of avoiding the lines and cracks on the sidewalk. I’m sure it started in, probably the first or second grade, and somehow it just never stopped. I do know, of course that stepping...
On Spinach
NOTE: this is… long. If you are reading this in Gmail or some other browser-based email client, it might get clipped. If so, click the link at the bottom and it’ll take you to the this same letter on the Substack website.
If you go alllll...
“Or maybe they didn’t think anything at all.”
Here’s this week’s poem:
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On the Grass
Kate and I attended the temple today
and instead of driving straight home,
we turned up the can...
Least Bad Poem: Waiting for the Bell
I used to include a “Least Bad Poem of the Week” at the end of my emails, but those emails have become too irregular, and so I’m mixing it up a bit. This Least Bad Poem of the Week will be a standalone thing.
Here’s this week’s entry.
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Podcaster, writer, former professor. Attended BYU, The Ohio State, and Cambridge School of Culinary Arts. I write about lots of things, but mostly at least touching on writing, creativity, religion, the American southwest and public lands.
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