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I spent all of last week in a house on the Michigan / Indiana state boarder near Lake Michigan. On the left side of the house we were in Eastern Time Z…
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We’re constantly forgetting that you’re supposed to take off work on Federal Holidays. Every two months it goes something like this:*Friday evening*“Wa…
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I mostly think people on the internet are evil, but there are little moments that remind me that not all of humanity is crumbling. I love that the wins…
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Something terrible I have to admit, for somebody that writes so much about being consistent, is that I’ve been terribly inconsistent in my writing prac…
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Good morning and happy Tuesday! At the beginning of the year I wrote a newsletter expressing my struggle with writing over the last several years, and …
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The last few weeks have felt like the coming days of a long-awaited trip that has been planned for over a year. Sometimes the planning, outfit selectio…
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Goooooood morning. Thanks for calling me out last week as I tried to fly by the radar without publishing. My 21 year old brother is in Los Angeles stay…
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I still remember when a kid I went to high school with begged me to sell kitchen knives with him door to door, which to me, never sounded fun no matter…
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Thanks for all your answers last week. Truly amazing to hear from some of you who gain so much from this newsletter, and in return, it gives me the cou…
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Keeping this week short as I try to catch my breath. I’m curious to know: how is Common Discourse treating you? Is it something you look forward to? Is…
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And writing as a vehicle to trusting ourselves
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At the hundred and first blow it will split in two
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