The Future Widow
AnneA future widow writes about love and loss, ambiguous grief, getting through the day, and making it bearable/livable/joyous.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 74 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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More on the Ongoing, Seemingly Never Ending Assignment for M
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We’re Not Talking About It – Round Two
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Evil Super Powers
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Mr. J Receives Another Assignment
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Another Visit to OT
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Wherein Mr. J Doesn't - and Then Does - Complete the Assignment. Sort of. . .
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The Assignment
With...
Low Effort Dinners
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Recently, I made a spectacular meal. It took over an hour to make the bacon, saute onions and garlic, then the Lion Head’s mushrooms in small batches, (you’re not supposed to crowd them), make the p...
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I am a future widow. My husband has been diagnosed with a brain disease that will eventually kill him. I am in uncharted waters, knowing how it will all end. And yes, I'd do it all again.
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