I was just coming here to post that!

Thankfully my son outgrew his dairy and gluten allergy (still allergic to nuts) but if we were still dairy free, I'd check it out. Daiya just wasn't the same.

Enjoy Life is another brand that is free from the top 8 (and more) allergens.

I'm sorry to hear it came from your own experiences. I hope you and your loved one are at peace. ♥️ Thank you for being so vulnerable with your story.

5 stars to "Phantom View" by
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How dare you capture so well the emotions of me caring for my bedridden dying son?! 🫠 reactormag.com/phantom-view...

Thank you for your condolences, and thank you for writing such a beautiful story.

5 stars to "Descendant" by @aliettedebodard.com frictionlit.org/descendant/

Yeah, it's the same with my mom who immigrated the other way (UK to US).

It choked me up a bit, because it reminded me of the blessing Xavier got in the hospital. It said that he had seen miracles and would see miracles. I don't know what miracles he had seen. And while we didn't get the miracle we wanted, we did have miracles in those 3 months before he passed.

5 stars to “My Mother, the Supervillain” by Benjamin Blattberg www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/my-m...

YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3OS...
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3WGd...
Transcript: www.mormonlitlab.org/post/discuss...

Join us in two weeks when I discuss "Rebecca, la Misionera" / "Rebecca, the Missionary" with Arisael Rivera

and--idk quite how to articulate this--but the work of it is... critical to art-making. like you discover your intentions through the labor of expressing them. if I'd woken up at 17 with the technical ability to write a novel, i wouldn't have known what i was trying to say. the work IS the product.

In case anyone else looking at this wants to see the red flags. writerbeware.blog/2024/09/20/w...

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