Mayflower Musings
Avery GraceA newlywed & nursing student seeking beauty in the ordinary, peace in the stillness, and the face of God in every human \ud83d\udc8c \ud83e\uddfa \ud83c\udf80 \ud83c\udfa8
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A mini article on perspective
Before
The time is 8:24 pm at the nursing and rehab center on the bay. An 80-or-90-something-year-old woman with long gray hair lies in her bed on the rehab floor.
Now
The time is 11:28 pm as the tired CNA pulls into her drivewa...
I am getting married next week, here are all of my thoughts.
Time flies, whether you’re having fun or not
For starters, time has flown even just in the time I’ve tried to write this article. It was originally titled “I get married in 3 months, here are all of my thoughts,” then that changed to 2...
New look, same great taste
Hi there, Avery from the former Avery’s Bookshelf here :)
When I created Avery’s Bookshelf, I knew that would kind of be a filler name while I figured out what I wanted my Substack personality to be. Avery’s Bookshelf was already the name...
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