
A newsletter about facing life's ups and downs, all while being kind to yourself.
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I'm a writer, journalist, and mom living in Atlanta. I write My Sweet Dumb Brain, a weekly newsletter about navigating the ups and downs of life.
Artist, writer, flower-loving mom. Reflecting on what it means to live fully in the present, while flowers come and go, and little girls grow up and up and up. Sharing my art and inviting you to make something with it.
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