Memoirish Prose
Rosalie DuryeeI'm weaving stories from my past with expat life, hospitality, faith and discipleship abroad
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 464 | Subscribers | Read | rosalieduryeewrites.substack.com |
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The Last Word 1.2
In The Last Word, I recap the events of the weekend and find a way to make the fragments into whole sentences. Monday’s vibe leaves something to desire, so this little newsletter ensures that the weekend gets the last word on Monday.
Introducing The Last Word
I really don’t enjoy Mondays. It doesn’t make sense, since it usually turns out to be a restful day following a day of ministry, but I just hate its vibe. I tend to languish, grumbly and detached, a little meaningless. The alarm clock alway...
Ruminating on Memories and the News
Something about me that I’ve tried to change is that I am a total news junkie. I don’t want to be a news junkie because I don’t want to pay for subscriptions so I can be widely-informed. I don’t have time to read a lot of news, and I’d rath...
Unfailing Unfurling
A new leaf is unfurling on my monstera, a twofold response to the care it received from a diligent house sitter and the lower temperature of late summer. Most days, I stand by the door in the morning light, admiring the leaf, wondering if I...
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Authors
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Hola! I’m Rosalie M. Duryee. I’m wife to Chris, mama to third culture kids Susanna and Austin, church planter and disciple-maker, fair trade peddler, and, just like you, so much more. Serving Jesus in Spain, happiest in the sun, with a coffee.
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