More to Your Life
Emily BurnettSometimes humorous personal essays about what makes life cool and people interesting. THERE ARE STORIES. Everyday life, solo travel, corporate, faith, relationships, and everything in between.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 185 | Subscribers | Read | moretoyour.life |
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Cold day at the Ananuri Fortress
As our van approached the parking lot, I only vaguely noticed a woman crossing the highway, carrying something in her arms. In a non-rare moment of thinking about myself, I was mostly thinking about how I wasn’t excited about wandering arou...
The dinnerless NYE date
As established last year, there are three things I don’t care to be: cold, hungry, and uncomfortable. Even worse is when any combination of this trifecta of misery coincides with a holiday, like a birthday.
The Christmas car crash
After the indulgence of the holiday season, I for one am excited to purge my pantry from all the Christmas treats which felt important to consume. I’m looking at you, all three varieties of chocolate mint cookies. The Dollar Tree version wa...
An unsafe, cold walk in Athens
One wonderful thing about being solidly in your 40s is that you can stop feeling sheepish about being a walker. As in, a person who walks. There’s no dog here, but I walk myself—for exercise, for pleasure, for fresh air, for general well-be...
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Just a regular woman exploring life, humor, creativity & AI. And Dateline. I find things funny. Left comfy corporate, improv-ed Europe + U.S for 2 years, became a writer.
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