Renee on the Road
Renee HartwickAll about unlearning societal expectations, questioning whether I want to become a mother, and mostly just figuring out who we are underneath all the noise by feeling deeply and writing honestly.
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Helicopters, hometowns and helpers
My phone pinged the other day - I had a text. I thought it might be another friend doing a welfare check, as has become the norm over the last six days.
But no - it was from a five digit number. I opened it quickly, thinking it might be D...
The force and the flow
Photo by Melina Coogan Photo
It’s 4 A.M. and I’m on Reddit, not even trying to pretend that I’ll try to go back to sleep.
I’m scouring a channel called /ttc_pcos, which stands for “trying to conceive_polycystic ovarian syndrome.” If you k...
No fire, just flowers
I’ve had writers block on my exploration into motherhood. I think this is mostly because I’ve completely lost interest in researching it.
This is not a new phenomenon for me; I find something that fascinates me, I dive deep, I am ravenous...
Imaginary conversations & Cribsheet
Photo by Melina Coogan
This morning, Nick and I spent a handful of lovely minutes reading together in his office. His office is also our guest room, and the cozy brown futon was already pulled out because we pull it out every night for the...
Pregnancy announcements & theater fires
Photo by Melina Coogan Photo
The year is 2020 and my husband and I are sitting on our very old futon in our very tiny apartment. It is April and reality is a bit of a joke because the pandemic has the world inside-out and upside-down. We’r...
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