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digital scrapbook of a multi-passionate creative gal, nostalgic for a cozier internet space
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September Recap & Musings (opens the original)
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"September is the other January." - Gretchen RubinI’m finding myself treating September like a new beginning year after year. The sunburnt days of hot summer have dwindled into slower mornings, chillier evenings, and the humming of school buses that pass by is my everyday reminder that a new year has begun in its own kind of way.Unlike August, September has been especially kind to me. It’s been filled with afternoons of playing with my six-month-old son, flopping on my bed and tickling him, bein
Finding & Creating Your Own Stars Hollow (opens the original)
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There are certain fictional places that I wish I could regularly hop into (like Mary Poppins). Stars Hollow is one of them. Especially in early fall!I know the town meetings would definitely drive me absolutely insane. I know living somewhere where everyone knows everyone’s business sounds charming until you’re the person whose business everyone knows. And yet…Every time I return to Gilmore Girls, I feel that little tug. I want a Stars Hollow.Subscribe nowI want
A Low-Effort List for When You Want to Make Something Creative (opens the original)
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Listen, I’m a mom to a six-month-old. I barely have 30 minutes for myself. But that said… There is a specific kind of creative restlessness that I know well. I want to make something. It’s like an itch you can’t quite scratch. Or a devil sitting on your shoulder blades. That little internal tug towards your journal, camera, craft supplies, that half-finished junk journal sitting somewhere in a drawer yelling at you… “GO MAKE SOMETHING!”But you don’t have the energy to develop a concept. (I perso
The September Noticing List: Little Things Worth Paying Attention To (opens the original)
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✦ A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR PAID READERSThis month’s paid post includes a printable September Bingo Card + journal prompts. You’ll find them waiting below the paywall. Enjoy!September has always felt like a beginning disguised as an ending. Suddenly, and seemingly out of nowhere, one morning, the air feels like autumn. The evenings begin arriving earlier. Somewhere between the last warm afternoons and the first genuinely cool morning, summer quietly loosens its grip.I love the particular psychology
August Recap & Musings (opens the original)
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When speaking about August, a wise poet once said, “salt air… and the rust on your door”… and I’ve been romanticizing this month ever since. And while most Augusts of my life have been steeped in golden hours, sunflowers, and that well-earned end-of-summer bittersweet sadness, this one (unfortunately) hasn’t been as dreamy. Typically, my Augusts are spent in my classroom, lovingly preparing my space for new music students, back-to-school shopping for some fun new shoes, and luxuriating in all th
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