HeyJaredBread & Poems
Bakery and Press in the Central District of Seattle - I publish a weekly newsletter and bake bread!
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- Aug 22, 2026
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Newsletter - August 21st (opens the original)
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As much as each newsletter is a stand-alone exploration of a fistful of concepts, I am realizing that the Newsletter Project in general is a longitudinal and interlocking series of explorations of the same Concept over time. I won’t necessarily say everything about Water in one newsletter, but over time the concept of Water will be explored from the 164th Street Well in North Seattle to the Kickapoo River in the Driftless Region of Wisconsin to the metaphors that water contains.<block
Newsletter - August 14th (opens the original)
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I have been wandering the eastern seaboard like a lost mollusk for a week now. Barnacling (barnacles are actually crustaceans not mollusks, actually) on to different surfaces and small shops and shazaming songs. Or to be accurate I have been mollusk-like for a few days now in New York City after exploring Philadelphia with Olivia for a few days and then taking the train to Penn Station. The guy next to me on the Northeast Regional train drank four small “Hazy Little Things” while we rolled from
Newsletter - August 7th (opens the original)
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I got very sick while on a bike trip through the hinterlands of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa during the last week of July. This marked the first time I have had to contend with being sick while on some sort of outdoor adventure. It was a harrowing experience to try and ignore the painful swallowing and increasing congestion during the 96 degree and humid days in the rolling Wisconsin hills. But I harrowed through and onwards thanks to my friends Duncan and Andrew and a delicate cocktail of NyQ
Newsletter - July 18 (opens the original)
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Thanks to everyone who has continued to subscribe and keep an open inbox for transmissions from the Bread & Poems headquarters. If you are a paying member of the Bread & Poems readership please know that your money has been reinvested in a variety of productive and life-affirming ways since the last newsletter. Your contribution helped purchase more pizza-making equipment, high-quality local produce for sharing with the Iowa City literate community, stone-ground whole wheat flours from Breadtopi
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