My Great Migration
My Great MigrationRediscovering myself as a full-time writer after a 20-year hiatus as a professional florist. Former magazine editor, ski industry food blogger. Currently a freelance feature writer and editor. Working on memoir.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | pamelamolson.substack.com |
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Sleepless in Poipu
If, for most of your life, you’ve been a lazy birder like me, you prefer it when the birds come to you, as opposed to traveling for the sole purpose of birding. Not just on the backyard feeder, but also out in the wild. Nothing beats a day ...
Gratitude for a Year of Being Unmoored
“It is almost banal to say so yet it needs to be stressed continually: all is creation, all is change, all is flux, all is metamorphosis.” ~ Henry Miller
It's NO-vember, but I'm glad I said YES
I’m excited to be able to share that I’ve been working on a new project! In September, I was hired to edit Park City’s Best magazine, an annual publication by The Park Record that features the winners of the people’s choice awards.
It Takes a Catalyst
One thing I’ve gained during this transition from flower shop owner to writer is time to reflect on the many people who guided my life along the way. One person who undoubtedly altered its course was Greta Belanger DeJong, founder and edito...
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Rediscovering myself as a full-time writer after a 20-year hiatus as a professional florist. Former magazine editor, ski industry food blogger. Currently a freelance feature writer and editor. Working on memoir.
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