Goose Food
Noelle SundayHungry for a playful, magical, creative life with a side of whimsy and seasoned with humor? I'm serving up thoughts on storytelling and mindfulness, with a pinch of cool auntie vibes. Soup’s on, silly goose.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 18 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Welcome to your Goose Food menu du jour!
Note: This post, like most of my posts, is wayyy too long for email. Skedaddle over to browser or the Substack app for the full spread!
I’ve decided to experiment shifting our menus to monthly, an...
spring favorites to cultivate curiosity and pizzazz
Welcome to Goose Food’s monthly happy hour! I’ve got a sizzling menu of seasonal goodies for your perusal. I recommend picking one Sip and one Snack that pique your interest, and savor them at your leisure, without feeling rushed. (Or you c...
writers are allergic to the word "practice"
I always thought I was “supposed” to be working on A Piece every day:
fueled by black coffee and cynicism and will-power alone, just throwing spaghetti at A Piece daily and badly, and if you don’t want to do that, you must not want to be...
did someone order a little hopecore snack?
Every month, I’ll be serving up some curated “drinks & apps” to fill your cup, like the online version of your local bar’s happy hour. Mix and match as you like, and just holler if you’d like a side of ranch or anything. Cheers!
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your 2026 goals need silly bunny ears ✌️
Hungry for a big messy creative life with a side of whimsy and seasoned with humor? Me too. Perhaps Goose Food is the the four-course ~~meal~~ newsletter you’ve been craving. Soup’s on, silly goose.
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| Subscribers | Engagement | 67 | Monthly Web Visits | ||
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I'm serving up thoughts on playfulness, storytelling, self-trust, and how to have more fun while you figure it all out. Soup's on, silly goose. \ud83e\udebf✨
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