HeyJaredLetters by Deanna
Letters on slowing down, growing gently, and choosing cozy. Think of them as the things I’d tell you over coffee.
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On October, nostalgia, and cozy traditions (opens the original)
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I think I know why we love October so much. When I think of cozy season I instantly think of October. This month is so comforting. It’s a warm hug on the cool day. It’s a bowl of tomato soup with grilled cheese. It’s the sound of crunchy leaves as you walk down the sidewalk. It’s getting cozy on the couch to rewatch Halloweentown for the 27th time. We love October because we have filled it with things we decided are comforting. The feeling you get when you make your favourite fall dinner of the
Notes from September (opens the original)
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Just before I sat down to write this month’s wrap up, I was holding my beautiful little baby while she slept. She was so warm and cozy. It almost didn’t feel right to go put her down to write this lol.There are some days when I kind of wish life would be normal again. The days when I could do the chores without a million interruptions. When I could go to the bathroom whenever I needed to. Or run to the store without a stroller, a diaper bag, a whole baby. But then I hold her while she’s sleeping
The ultimate guide to cozy mystery series (opens the original)
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There is something so cozy about a cozy mystery. I mean, cozy is in the name!! But just because it’s labeled that way doesn’t mean the mystery is any less satisfying. You get murder, obviously. There are clues, suspects, and suspicious people who definitely know more than they are letting on. But you also get charming little towns, bookstores, bakeries, tea shops, old houses, eccentric neighbours, amateur sleuths, animal side kicks, and maybe even a romance. It’s as if you were sitting at your f
Where is the emergency brake? (opens the original)
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I’m sure you’ve noticed that everywhere you turn, someone is telling you to do more. Modern life is now full of productivity messages and expectations. Do more in less time, wake up earlier, stay up later, optimize your finances, optimize your workouts, optimize your home, optimize your sleep… the message gets confusing when the person telling you to wake up at 5am is also telling you to get 8 hours of sleep. AI has somehow made this better and worse at the same time. On one hand all that optimi
A very official ranking of cozy things (opens the original)
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After extensive research (living my life, basically), I’ve determined that not all cozy things are created equal. It is no secret that I love cozy living. I get on the internet on a daily basis and share my thoughts and opinions on all things cozy. My personality has turned into “cozy girl” and I spend a lot of time trying to make normal ordinary life something soft and special. The cozy side of me thinks very highly of all cozy things. Blankets? Cozy. Baths? Cozy. Warm cookies? So cozy. The oth
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