The Mindful Postcard
Laura McCorryA postcard-sized letter on writing novels, yoga, and living a mindful life \ud83d\udc9c
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Chaos Gardening for Submissions
Dear Friend,
I recently learned about chaos gardening—in which you scatter seeds or put the sprouting potatoes from your vegetable bowl into the ground—and just see what happens. (The potatoes were my contribution. Follow the link to see s...
Practicing Presence
This has been a week for listening to the heartbeat of the world. I've found myself more drawn to silence, more drawn to sitting still and taking in the world as it presents itself: life asking to be noticed in a small, quiet voice.
It ha...
Break Out of the Comparison Trap
Dear Friend,
Sometimes, when I’m deep in final edits on a project that’s starting to really sing, I worry that I’ll never write anything that good again. (Even though all first drafts are objectively terrible.)
Every time I write a new st...
(How to Get Some) Satisfaction
Dear Friend,
When I first started writing these letters, I was in the thick of parenting a toddler and a baby. I would pack up half the house to go to the coffee shop for an hour, just to scribble a few lines in my notebook while balancing...
What If There's No Such Thing as Self-Care?
Dear Friend,
I’ve been thinking about self-care recently and how that phrase gets tossed around when the weather turns cold and calendars get filled with seasonal events and parents everywhere are inundated with school emails they’ll never...
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Writer, yoga teacher, and sourdough enthusiast. A full-time mom, I sandwich writing in between making actual sandwiches and part-time work. Sometimes I think about running away to the woods, but then I write about it instead.
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