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knowing when to change course
The camellias are in full bloom, the magnolias are just starting to open, the geranium is climbing the pipe on the edge of the mudroom, its crimson flowers preparing to burst. I rub the felted leaves and the distinct earthy smell (a slight...
everything outside is changing
seasonal shifts in the garden and my mind
You know, some days the tea just tastes better. Is it dependent on the milk - how fresh it is, the ideal splash of it? I mostly dunk a teabag in the cup but after a night in Launceston this week wh...
subtract what you can
We’ve had clear days that tease us with spring but we all know that the cold and grey will return. This is the expected pattern of the next few months and it’s why we all wear layers here; to pull on and off depending on the sky and the win...
the shape of the story
what I learnt from Helen Garner
There are many new readers here which isn’t something I take for granted; we are inundated with choice when it comes to newsletters and I know your time is precious (especially your reading time). All this t...
how frugal habits create a certain kind of freedom
on constraint, joy and why I don't collaborate with brands
I heard the penguins this morning, nestled in the grasses that edge the beach. They squawk like little dinosaurs, calling into the almost-light as I walk past them, my warm breath...
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Bestselling author of four books + health journalist. I write about simplicity and enoughness in a world that’s always demanding more.
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