A full-time law student's creative outlet with an intentionally ironic title. Writing about feast days, faith-inspired fashion, pop culture, and more.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 56 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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I actually will take it with me when I go
Two weeks ago, my husband and I graduated from law school in our nation’s capital. We attended two different schools across town from each other for three years. Though we left with the same degree, with an equal feeling of preparedness for...
you need a summer reading list
From fifth grade through senior year, I attended a prep school that required all students to complete above-average amounts of summer homework: a thick math packet that I absolutely dreaded completing and left to the last week in July to cr...
objective beauty at the 2026 Met Gala
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Emma Chamberlain in Mugler
What a breath of fresh air it was to see Emma leave the Carlyle in thi...
pansies for thoughts
I fell into a slump this Lent, hard.
I’m still crawling my way out. I have Substanxiety (don’t try to say that out loud, it only works on paper), and I’ve had to delete the app from my phone so I avoid the cortisol spike that little orang...
brothers karamazov books XI + XII: anticlimactic courtroom drama and the redemption of a name
This post is sponsored by Hallow. We’ve read Brothers Karamazov while following along with the Pray40 challenge! Lent may be over, but I’d encourage you to keep following along in the challenge if you’re still reading Dostoevsky through Eas...
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Daydreaming about liturgical color palettes, pasta recipes, and 1950s Dior in between law school classes. Writing about the popular culture from the perspective of a Gen Z Catholic. Micah 4:4.
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