Pull-ups in the Basement
Jen Hemphillrock climbing and motherhood and writing and getting older (and other random thoughts)
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 49 |
| Subscribers | Read | pullupsinthebasement.substack.com |
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Play, prayer, and the precariousness of life.
Brian and I were recently in KY, and on our way to a climbing area, following Google maps, we ended up on what we thought was a road (because why the hell would Google maps put us on NOT a road!?). It started out a road and turned into, wel...
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I was sick a bunch August through October and it totally knocked me off my writing game— I was sick enough some days that I couldn't even think, much less write anything coherent. I blame the drummer in my son’s band.
Henri Nouwen, hospitality...
I heard a knock on our front door one beautiful late spring evening: after a hot day, finally cool enough to sit outside and enjoy… well, in this case, enjoy my son, banging away on the drums as he was want to do as soon as he walked in the...
Things we lost in the fire
Brian stayed home from church Sunday morning because he's been ill and was still not feeling one hundred percent. He planned to take the van out "for a stroll" since it had been resting in its parking space all week.
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I am a Christian mother, rock climber, and emerging writer from Pittsburgh. I'm writing a book about rock climbing and motherhood.
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