
Writing Home is a spacious blog that explores the things I care about most--my adoption story, contemplative care and narrative medicine, Zen practice, and the art of crafting a meaningful life.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 33 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 29 hours ago |
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On Sunday Jieun took me to meet an artist friend of hers, Park Soo-Cheol. An oil painter from Pohang, Park has a beautiful 2nd floor studio not far from the big market in town. To be invited into a Korean artist’s studio space felt like suc...
The messiness of “who am I?”
Having a second or third name means you can be decoupled from language at any time, and that it might be wise to hold onto names lightly. Being an adoptee is a lifelong lesson in impermanence.
On estrangement as an adoptee
Estrangement presents an essential existential question: Who are we without our family? What kind of person cuts the proverbial umbilical cord and why? And who do we become once separated from our kin?
Thirty six days until I leave for Korea!
Thirty six days until I leave for Korea! It’s getting so close—starting to feel real. My travel itinerary is shaping up, and I have a packing list and all my luggage set. The waiting part is so hard...
what are we willing to commit to?
“Life is defined by growth and transformation. Our vows arise from our individual desire to grow and transform, to encourage new life to emerge from our current—and soon to be old—life.”
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Feminist Midwife. Educator. Mama. Zen Kitchen Witch. Korean Adoptee. Book binder and Paper Maker at @mugwortbindery. Neighborhood Cat Lady.
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