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Notes from a lawyer turned entrepreneur on building a vibrant life with intention. Turning a frathouse into a forever home, joyfully getting dressed, ambition, and everything in between.
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Techno-optimism, Black fashion designers, & talking to kids (opens the original)
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Happy Sunday! I hope you’ve had a great week! Welcome back to my weekly(ish) note, where I share what’s captured my attention lately. On my mind this week: the pure joy of getting dressed, celebrating Black fashion designers, leaning into techno-optimism, and a few small moments (and conversation starters) in between. Let’s dive in…<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!AX9w!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-m
Birkin fatigue, (ex) presidential real estate, and a little fall inspiration (opens the original)
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Happy Sunday! I hope this long weekend finds you well!Welcome back to my weekly(ish) note, where I share what’s captured my attention lately. This week’s tapestry includes some fall inspiration, favorite finds, interesting reads, and a few small delights. Co-Creation at its finest. I saved this image (see below) from Haitian-Italian fashion designer Stella Jean’s instagram. Offering a glimpse into her Autumn/Winter 2026/2027 collection, Stella Jean offers us a
A Seasonal Reset (opens the original)
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School is back! Routine is coming back! Mama is almost back!!Summer vacation has officially wrapped up. Charleston is still hot, hot, hot, but there’s nothing quite like this time of year for a much-needed reset. Late August always feels like my personal New Year!We closed out summer vacation with a wonderful stint on Martha’s Vineyard with family and f… Read more
Adultmaxxing (opens the original)
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While visiting a local seafood market this week, I found myself making a delightfully impulsive decision. I was prepared to purchase a sensible amount of local shrimp and crab legs (just enough for the meal I was planning). But then I spotted a ten-pound box of crab clusters in the freezer. My initial instinct was to ignore. Decline. Not for me. I mean, who actually needs a box of crab legs?But then I realized: Me. I need a box of crab legs.They were practically calling my name. I walked out wit
Notes re: things worth the money, a staircase drop zone fix, and a crab to add to cart (opens the original)
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I started writing this post poolside at The Dunlin yesterday, savoring a peaceful, relaxing staycation with my family — until, a few hours later, I ended up in the ER with an allergic reaction that left my face looking like Will Smith in Hitch. I still have no idea what caused it, but it certainly put a damper on an otherwise idyllic weekend. Still, my husband and I kept remarking how lucky we are to live in a place where people vacation. It’s so easy to think you need a long escape from reality
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