POMELO
Emily Hubbarda newsletter about exploring adulthood, being gentle with myself and learning to grow
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 143 | Subscribers | Read | ejjjjjjhd.substack.com |
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131. Breaking the "act like an adult" rules because they're boring.
I’m lying in the bath. Submerged in hot water. My skin is turning red and I’m beginning to ask myself if this could be bad for me. My mind immediately reminds me that I’ve been doing this all my life and nothing bad has ever come from it, i...
130. Hot baths and cups of tea.
My love for hot baths and cups of tea both come from my grandmother. Or as us grandchildren call her, Nannie. Whenever I’m feeling sick or sad the first thing I do is run myself a bath. I remember being small, I couldn’t tell you an exact a...
129. How to live in nature while living in the city.
As you probably already know, I’ve been living in the countryside for two years. Before that I lived in the center of Barcelona and had a very stereotypical modern-city-girl life. If you’re new here, I’ll quickly catch you up.
128. The discomfort will soon be over.
I’m wearing jeans while writing this, sitting at the wooden kitchen table with the top button undone. I feel uncomfortable because I always wear loose comfortable trousers when indoors. Today I decided to wear jeans in the hopes of feeling ...
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I write POMELO in an old house, in the middle of a valley, surrounded by big mountains, trees, birds, my books and probably a cup of coffee. more
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