Extra-Ordinary Days
Maggie RussellThoughts about being human on an ordinary day and the miracle that happens within that.
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The Civic Duty of Silence
I often work by having multiple tabs open, both metaphorically and I suppose, also creatively. When writing, I hold multiple ideas about an argument or concept in holding pattern while I address whatever is in front of me. It’s a bit noisy,...
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“She woke up dead” is an odd saying I’ve heard my Irish friends say from time to time about someone who passed in their sleep. Since my auto-immune shenanigans started, sometimes I feel the need to check whether I’m still on the alive side ...
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Finder of beautiful things. Possessed of trigger happy immune system. VoPro Veteran. Finance writer. Reader/Bibliophile. Extra-ordinary human.
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