Stained Glass in the City
Mary Austin (she/her)Finding the surprise and the light in the ordinary. Here for grace, refuge and laughter in a stressful world. Plus, desserts and lessons I'm hoping to learn.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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My Past Self Was a Quirky Duckling: She Gets a Big Thank You
From time to time, we get the advice to motivate ourselves by imagining our future selves. Our typical, unconscious reaction to that is “ha! They’re on their own.” Future You is a stranger. Why should we save money for them when we could ...
The Art of Resting While Running
At the end of 9th grade, I was so sad that I was convinced I would go to bed and not wake up. I put on my pajamas and said goodbye to the world, certain this was my last night on earth. I didn’t plan to harm myself; I was simply sure I wo...
What's in Your Box of Memories? Here's What Mine Holds -- And What I Left Out
Cleaning out my backpack for a trip, I took out all the non-essentials. Twenty-five crumpled napkins, a squashed breakfast bar, and my dad’s wedding ring, which was traveling around in a little pouch. I had forgotten that it was still tie...
My Most Memorable Meals: Not What I Imagined
Based on my age, the internet tells me I’ve eaten over 60,000 meals. I can do this math easily because I don’t miss many meals. That’s a hugely fortunate life in a country where 47 million people are food insecure.
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Writing about joy, grief and lessons I’m learning. Finding the shimmering layer of surprise in everyday life. Looking for the absurd. Mom. Partner. Reader. Dessert enthusiast.
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