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I need to tell you something
It started with butter
Something happened recently that I needed to tell you about first — before anyone else. It started with a Note about butter, led to a comment from someone I deeply respect, and ended with me being invited onto one of...
I’d Rather Be in Love
I’ve noticed this thing I do lately, and it’s been bugging me. I second-guess almost everything good that comes my way. Someone says something genuinely kind and my brain instantly starts rummaging around for the catch. Or things start goin...
A massive middle finger to everyone
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I was looking at these old photos of 1960s Kingston rude b...
Five Ways I Remember My Mother
I don’t do guest posts. This is only the second time in a year and a half that I’ve opened this space to someone else.
Sheri found me early on and has just been there ever since. She messaged after my surgery to check I was okay. She...
I've Been Trying To Write This For Thirty Years
He always found me first.
My brother Mundhir had terrible jokes. I mean genuinely awful. You could see where it was going before he even finished and it was always nowhere good. I groaned every time. Loved every second. I still love a bad...
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Single mum. Psychology student. Writer. Personal essays and cultural commentary on identity, mental health, and the raw reality of the human experience. London. (The tip jar is hiding under the '+1' below \ud83d\udc47\ud83c\udffb ). #withlove
I am a compassionate storyteller shaped by motherhood, guided by kindness, and showing up to hold space for diverse experiences with dignity. I'm here to build relationships with roots. HSP. INFJ.
Do you want to avoid burnout? I help writers stay creative and become more productive through healthier writing habits/former Columbia and McKinsey https://sheri-handel.kit.com/storytellingresources
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