Ms. Lilly
LillyA dumping ground for stories, essays, and navel gazing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 151 | Subscribers | Read | mslilly.substack.com |
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Dead Things Don't Have Eyes
Somehow it’s 8 PM, and there’s a sink full of dishes even though we ate out of the freezer tonight, and we heated it in the microwave. And by we I mean the kids, because eating has been difficult lately. Not eating disorder hard, just “I ne...
what if the only thing that survives from our time
Imagine a world 2,000 years from now (just about the same distance as we are from Jesus’ time). The Robot Apocalypse has come and gone, preceded in devastation by the climate apocalypse. Like the post-apocalyptic world in the sixth storylin...
Well this was supposed to be a homework post
They moved everything around again and renamed stuff, dagnabbit. It makes a little more sense because it groups things in a way that makes switching between reader and creator on the platform much more intuitive. However, I’m crotchety and ...
Deleting Doom
This morning started with the usual doom. I opened LinkedIn and scrolled through my feed. I needed to be reminded that the corporate world is obsessed with AI, workers are scared, the political landscape reflects a world of moral relativism...
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Authors
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In 2020, we moved to CO from TX. I'm working on a Master of Theological Studies at Iliff. I have 3 children aged 27, 12, and 11. I'm much better on “paper” than IRL; I'm mostly 3 raccoons in a trenchcoat, so take it all with a grain of salt.
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