Sundays in high school
Alexa SpiegelA weekly newsletter featuring the thoughts and musings of a thirty something in the midst of an existential crisis.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 99 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 24 days ago |
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Spotted: Lonely Stay-At-Home-Mom trolling Substack for connection
The baby is asleep and my cortisol just spiked. The countdown clock has begun. I race to my laptop and open a fresh page, adrenaline pouring out through my fingers (I did have a second coffee today).
Gone are the days of carefully typing...
What do you call a writer who doesn’t write?
Ughhhh I don’t know how to start this newsletter. Even calling it a newsletter feels too daunting, too “official.” It’s more of a scattered mumbo jumbo collection of incoherent ramblings. Sounds appealing, right?
I type, I delete, I type,...
The home stretch
Hello there. It’s been a minute. I’ve been putting too much pressure on myself to write this post, been too precious with this space. It functions best when I allow it to just be what it is: a place to share my thoughts and feelings in what...
How pregnancy has changed the way I feel about my body
I feel obligated to preface this post by saying that the goal is not to brag, or to create any sense of comparison. I recognize that each experience is unique, and I’d prefer that we move away from comparison, that pesky thief of joy, as mu...
One of my biggest fears about pregnancy & motherhood
I have not written much since finding out I was pregnant in December. A handful of journal pages. A smattering of random thoughts typed into a Notes app. A couple of Substack posts (here and here). There is a deep yearning to write (Matthew...
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