Shalomsick Notes
Tasha JunNotes on living shalomsick. * Shalom /SHəˈlōm/ : wholeness, restoration, completeness, flourshing *Homesick /ˈhōmˌsik/ : a longing for home *Shalomsick /SHəˈlōm,sik/ : a deep longing for wholeness, restoration, completeness and flourishing
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Tasha is a Korean American melancholy dreamer, wife, and mom, who grew up in a multicultural and biracial home. She writes with an ache in liminal space, and writing has always been what's led her towards the hope of shalom.
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