Olds & Restless
Haley OldsMy name is Haley and these are the things that make me feel restless.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 4 | Subscribers | Read | haleyolds.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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If I Can’t Live For The Bit, What DO I Have To Live For?
This is a self-gratuitous post. I am a birthday SAP. I am a sparkly, sash-wearing, its-my-birthday-excuse-making person. I am also incredibly cheesy, cringy, and sentimental. So pardon me while I do some reflecting. It’s one of the best par...
The Figs Are Still Mocking Me.
The truth is I never finished The Bell Jar. I got to the last ten pages and the content made me have a bad enough panic attack to the point where I couldn’t look at the book without my palms beginning to sweat, my brain going white and fuzz...
Leaving A Leave Of Absence
There are many thankless jobs where we paint the workers as martyrs - nurses, social workers, teachers, the like. These are the jobs we believe are works of the heart and those who take them are moths drawn to a flame. It does not matter ho...
The Velocity of Change
For the last few months I have muscled through the grueling process of switching SSRIs. So much of what felt usual became a novelty: driving without dizzy spells, my appetite for pasta or eggs, my capacity to hope. During the early weeks of...
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Late twenties, high school English teacher in Chicago, Il with penchant for binge-watching Jeopardy, not completing puzzles and trying to write something meaningful.
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