What The Mountains Taught Me
The Jennifer TripAn Elder Millennial's musings on life, media, burnout, and craving solitude (yes, I hate hiking — but still wanna disappear into the woods).
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do something for your inner child today
I have only one New Year’s resolution this year.
It’s to do something every day for my inner child. Just for her.
^making this in Canva healed me a lil bit, btw
That little girl-turned-preteen, who spent weekends on her carpeted floor, p...
time is a thief: a love letter to my aging dog
When the wiggles slow down, and the toothy smiles go bare.
When the gray chins become more than a hint of just there.
The bumps on your skin, the lumps, the worries.
The licks, the love, and the lessening of your scurries.
The morning...
your old AIM status is causing the division of the world
I still remember a girl I knew from my early childhood, who I reconnected with on Facebook in our early 20s. She posted a blog post on Blogspot about contracting herpes and dealing with it while dating.
Now, 15–20 years later, essentially...
when life doesn't give you traditional milestones
When Pierre, our 7-year-old French bulldog, was diagnosed with brain cancer, everything slowed down.
Walks got longer. Dinners more planned. Snuggles on the couch went on for hours. Every “ordinary” day started to feel sacred.
We didn’t...
the thief of joy has wifi
Long ago, keeping up with the Joneses was a saying that most of us knew, but few actually lived.
But now, we are all the Joneses. Ourselves, to ourselves. Ironically, the saying came from a comic strip in 1913, proof that this obsession i...
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Elder millennial publisher, media founder, and former school counselor on life, media, burnout, being childfree, nostalgia, and craving solitude \ud83c\udf3f\ud83d\udcf5✨ (yes, I hate hiking but still wanna disappear in the woods).
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