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seasonal things.

Jo Bratt

A home for deeply do-able seasonal living. Nudging you towards winter outdoors-ing, spring eating, summer savoring, and fall reading.

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    Believer in seasonal cooking, empty schedules, and evenings outdoors (mosquitoes and all). Subscribe for simple nudges to live seasonally.

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