The Earth Journey
Drake JamesThe journey of being on earth through mamahood, family and community, urban farming, being an ecological educator, nonprofit work, spirituality and travel.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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Birthing through Cesarean
The below was written just before I birthed my son via cesarean while navigating fears about the procedure (and includes why I pivoted to having a cesarean section after planning an at-home birth). It’s then followed by a very in-depth revi...
Look for the Helpers, Becoming a Helper
There are a handful of partially written posts sitting here, spanning from weeks before I gave birth to now, almost 6 weeks postpartum. We’ll see if this one gets finished and posted.
One of my best friends of fourteen something years is h...
On Belonging (Pt. 1): to Self and to my Environment
I’ve spent a significant portion of my life looking for belonging. In writing this, it’s been hard to narrow down on what pieces of belonging I want to hone in on . . . I guess that search has taken up a significant amount of my brain space...
Preparing the Village: Anticipating Motherhood and Beyond
It Takes a Village
This is about the “village” in a holistic sense, and what I point to in the following examples are actions I’m doing that start at home, with me, in my immediate spheres of influence. The village is a multi-faceted space...
A Morning in Varanasi: Chapter Preview from my Second Book
What chapter is this from my second book?
What chapter is this from my second book? Who knows. That book has way too many chapters and sits at over 134,000 words. Is it appropriate I feel weird naming the book aloud here in a public forum,...
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Regenerative educator, designer and steward; wifey, baby boy and dog mama, chicken and bee keeper, frog tender, traveler; memoirist.
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