HeyJaredin my head
musings about things keeping my mind right, my body moving and my heart full
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books, plays, poems, and more (summer 2026 edition) (opens the original)
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Better late than never! LOL Last summer was filled with large tomes, beautiful poetry, gritty non-fiction, and fewer books than I would have liked. But alas, words were read, and I hold that more dearly than anything else. And as I note, in my round-up, given that I’m able to embrace a hestia-core fall, I’m manifesting more words read. For now, here’s what I dug into during a summer filled with traveling, beach days, and slow weekends on the couch. <a class="image-link image
019 // pls let me hestia-core (opens the original)
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My coworker rightfully referred to this period of time as the “dog days of summer,” and I had to think about it because it isn’t just a Florence + the Machine banger. For the uninitiated… Dog days of summer: the period between early July and early September when the hot sultry weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hemisphereThe El Niño certainly had August in LA feel like time was moving through a wave of dense wet heat. It was oddly reminiscent of the sweltering humidity of the mothe
018 // summer daze (opens the original)
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Hello, from the other side of an accidental break. Friends, when I tell you that ever since June hit, we’ve been here, there, and everywhere. From Pride celebrations to Vegas family getaways, followed by a two-and-a-half odyssey to the East Coast and back, I’m happy to report that I’m home, alive, and honestly, well. Thanks for reading in my head! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work
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