I fully agree. Also, when I was blogging, I’d post often. But with newsletters, I keep second-guessing myself for precisely that reason. I have to ask myself if a particular piece of writing is worth adding to people’s inboxes, etc. I went on newsletter hiatus in part because I can’t figure it out.

I *loved* my blog reader back in the day. I agree with you, but I’m playing the new game now.

I’m glad you loved it too! It went deep enough and was charming enough that I really forgot my stress about the American dumpster fire for a few minutes. I’m thinking of becoming a paid subscriber.

Hmm. I still get this:

Oh, amazing! I’ll try again.

Is it available in Canada? It doesn’t show up for me.

The vegan part is a great contribution, though, not to be minimized! We are…not so great in that area.

This ongoing conversation feels like a good reason to integrate habits we should have *anyway*. Like, there’s climate stuff wrapped up in this, etc. I know I personally got lazy, especially trying to budget for food for a houseful of kids. But this situation gives me motivation to reevaluate.

Mood board for how I tried to raise my kids ❤️.

Having a public conversation about the failed media is extremely important if we have any hope of ever repairing any of this.

Thank you for this.

Part of the problem is that you may very well regret ending up $60,000 in debt with an unfinished degree or the inability to find a job. This would be much less of an issue if the US had free or low-cost higher education.

Thanks, Susan!

I loved this book.

“Good clean coal”
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This is how the trajectory has panned out for me 🤣.

Wow, you had me at petrichor. I didn’t even know there were perfumes like that.