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The Slow Becoming

Susanna Sharpe

An invitation to slow down, pay attention, and come home to yourself through story, beauty, and the ordinary magic of being alive.

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    Writer, creative director, and life documenter. I share stories about motherhood, creativity, grief, beauty, and whatever I can’t seem to stop thinking about.

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