Something Funny, Something True
Amy Colleen, Lucy HuberLife, literature, and the pursuit of hilarity: essays on parenting, books, faith, internet culture, and the humor of the everyday.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 73 |
| Subscribers | Read | amy-colleen.com |
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At first I told myself I wasn’t going to do a 2024 recap, because EVERYONE was doing a 2024 recap, and then I realized that EVERYONE was doing a 2024 recap and I didn’t want to be left out. So here we are. Since this could very easily devol...
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It is the New Year and I am resting on my laurels. Okay, to be clear, I’m getting over yet another illness. But I’m resting a tiny bit while doing so, or at least as much as is allotted to a mother of tiny demanding people. And I’m not maki...
The People Who Saw George Bailey (Even When He Was Kind of a Jerk)
When Mary Hatch raises the sash of an upstairs window in her mother’s cute little house and calls out to George Bailey on the sidewalk, “What are you doing? PICKETING?”, I brace myself. The scene that follows in Frank Capra’s 1946 classic i...
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Usually sassy, trying to be classy. Christian. Freelance humor & human interest writer. Overthinking mom. Part-time student of English literature & creative writing.
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