a brooklyn mom’s take on what it means to be the first parents in your crew and how to flourish as an independent woman, who also happens to be a full time mom
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a brooklyn mom’s take on what it means to be the first parents in your crew and how to flourish as an independent woman, who also happens to be a full time mom
I’m a writer and editor based in Milwaukee, working on my first novel and pursuing a creative life. I also love books, my cat, good food, pottery, and travel. \ud83d\udc8c✨
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