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she’s a millennial mom of two, she’s writing about life in the liminal space of a career pause, and she might take a pair of scissors to her bangs at any moment.
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Moms Who Write: Georgina Brisby + Traci Landy (opens the original)
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“Moms Who Write” is an interview series tackling how ambitious women make time for the creative pursuits that light us up outside of motherhood. For me, that’s writing, but I promise you don’t have to be a writer to see yourself in these conversations. Today, we’re real-talking at a cozy make-believe corner booth with and , and I do hope you’ll take a seat.When a wise woman in today’s interview shared, “Sometimes writing isn’t just about finding time; sometimes someone has to help you c
IT’S COOL TO TRY (opens the original)
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I could feel her staring from three feet away. “Hey, I know who you are!” a woman in an olive green jumpsuit exclaimed while asking how to pronounce my name. I blushed. She said she recognized me from a social media ad.This is not where I thought a career pause would lead me.A few years ago, it was meant to be a six-to-twelve-month intermission from emails that said things like “circling back!” and “any updates on this?” to bask in full days with my daughter. She was so little. People said I’d n
The $500 Birthday Challenge, Vol. 2 (opens the original)
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A quick note before we dive in: WE DID IT!!! Bang Voyage hit 2,000 subscribers on my birthday, with three hours to spare. Thank you so much to everyone who subscribed, shared, or otherwise helped me get there. I’m so grateful to have you here as I keep building. I’ve got some exciting things planned for us!Celebrating this number might seem silly to some, but I’m really proud of growing this little corner of the internet through pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting two toddlers. If you’re creati
How To Go Out Again (After Kids) (opens the original)
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I was stomping my Simon Miller clogs to Ospi with a fresh Cleopatra-esque bob1 when I realized this tiny act of being out at 7 p.m. was not so tiny at all. It was huge, actually, because it was the third night I’d been out that week, without my children and without my laptop. The next day when I woke up, under-slept from staying up too late chatting with a friend, I felt undeniably content but momentarily perplexed. After kids, the most ordinary acts suddenly come with hurdles to cross,
Moms Who Write: Jennifer Cook + Emily Bell (opens the original)
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Welcome to season two of “Moms Who Write,” an interview series tackling how ambitious women make time for the creative pursuits that light us up outside of motherhood. For me, that’s writing, but I promise you don’t have to be a writer to see yourself in these conversations. Today, we’re real-talking at a cozy make-believe corner booth with and , and I do hope you’ll take a seat.A few months after I launched Bang Voyage<
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