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Mulling it Over vol. 44 (opens the original)
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Hey there! How are you? It’s September already and we are all ready for fall. The weather has a slight crisp in the air, the leaves are starting to turn red at the tippy-tops of the trees, but it’s still warm enough to not wear a jacket. School is back in full swing, we are trickling in pumpkin products from Trader Joe’s, and we’re already discussing Halloween costumes. Since I never did a full on August recap, I’m going to include some books and media from that month. Let’s dive in, shall we?<d
Mulling it Over (opens the original)
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Hiiii! I don’t have it in me to write a typical recap post this week. I’ll be working on my August Recap soon, but I wanted to bring back something a little light and fun - weird sh*t I found on Facebook Marketplace. Kids start school on Monday and I’m ready for a chill weekend before we get back to our routines. Without further ado…Mulling It Over with Cassie is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or
July Recap (opens the original)
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Somehow we’ve reached the beginning of August, and I’m oscillating between embracing the tail end of summer, and anxious for the fall. When I say anxious, I mean it literally, because I’m thinking of just how fleeting these longer, warm days are in New England. I’m not ready for winter. August feels like the Sunday of summer, and while you can luxuriate in the feeling, there’s that creeping feeling of what’s to come. I love autumn, especially now that we live in a region with gorgeous fall leave
Mulling it Over vol. 43 (opens the original)
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Hello there,It’s been a while since I’ve written anything. It hasn’t been an intentional break, but I haven’t felt compelled to do it. I have been reflecting on the sheer volume of content we are faced with on a daily basis - be it through social media, email, YouTube, or podcasts - and the cacophony of it all can really drown out our own thoughts and feelings. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy consuming these things, and have an arsenal of podcasts I listen to weekly, but it becomes difficult to feel
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