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"Everything is sweeter when it's in season"
Does anyone else feel like their brains woke up as soon as the temperatures started to drop, or was it just me? I suddenly found myself excited to read, to write, to be outside, to re-engage, and I think it will be obvious as you read.
"I made you this bright so that others could see in the darkness"
Between the Olympics and the DNC and being in Memphis for 3 weeks this post is going to be shorter than usual!
"The mind is a jukebox that never stops"
July flew! Sarah was here for three weeks, my friend Jesse visited for a weekend, and between those two plus my birthday and Molly’s birthday it was a busy month. I read a lot and watched a little and then the Olympics started and took over...
“I might live with this feeling, of hovering between years and places, content in my own space yet craving another, for the rest of my life”
I was always going to love Priyanka Mattoo’s memoir-in-essays Bird Milk & Mosquito Bones. She’s been one of my favorite Instagram follows for years, and I’ve enjoyed every essay she has previously published online. Her writing is descriptiv...
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bookworm. travel junkie. sports fanatic. dr pepper enthusiast. pretend runner. wannabe writer. social justice advocate.
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