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Marisa EliseEqual parts personal essays about my early 30s and asking what it means to work at the margins of this beautiful terrible world.
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#79: Hallways
Anyone else in a waiting season? Maybe in your relationship, career, parenting, or personal life. Maybe you’re waiting for a yes, or a no; waiting to leave, to move, to start, to stop, to fall or to fly. A season that still certainly...
#78: Turn Off the Fans
A quick note: I wrote this essay on Thursday before my race, and addended it on Saturday when my race was completed.
HYROX
I’ve spent the better part of a year training for various HYROX races, from Dallas to NYC to Washington...
#77: Father
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Happy Father’s Day….
I thought I would bring back my post about Father’s Day from 2 years ago because, like my Mother’s Day post, I don’t have much more to say! I hope this essay remin...
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Universal Language
- Speaking on what unites us more than divides us
To Move Or Not To Move
- The age old question— us constantly wondering if we should move to a new city
The Thing That Carries M...
#76: “Friendship Is The Original Life Hack”
Friends since I was 5 years old… that’s over 25 years of intentionally knowing each other, and shifting/changing/growing with one another. What a gift.
Our world is increasingly trying to optimize wellness with any possible hack...
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Stay Close to hard questions, good people, and the beautiful terrible parts of life. 30-something from Minnesota now living in Dallas. Primary care PA-C for the uninsured. Perpetually curious about inequality and reality TV. Writing about it all.
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