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Unsolicited Goodness

weekly wrap-ups from a catholic convert in corporate america ft. all the goodness that you didn't even ask for!

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  1. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Back in the swing of things! | UG #10 (opens the original)

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    It’s September and that means two things: moving back to the USA after four months away (crazy) and getting my Partiful stats back up (PTL = praise the Lord). No seriously, I don’t think you understand the true THRILL of finally being able to hit “Going” again. Partiful has not hit Europe yet. They really are missing out.The first few days after leaving Ireland truthfully felt like my heart had been ripped out of my chest - it was physical, y’all. But wow, I feel so blessed that I miss it that m

  2. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    I’ll dream of where the grass is green. (opens the original)

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    As the summer slows down, it’s marked by burnt fingernails from birthday candles, shoes tucked atop my north face duffel in anticipation of a weekend away, (many) passport denials (not sure why the auto-machines hate mine!), shamefully paying 4 euro for water on Ryanair, being carried to bed, micro-dosing on cashews not once, but twice (on the same day I realized I was in fact wearing BOTH my glasses and contacts at the same time! Awesome!) and an epic hunt for sambas mary janes (which FINALLY e

  3. Issue · Jul 17, 2026

    A summer well-loved! (opens the original)

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    Side note if my life here had a soundtrack it would be that ABBA song “Slipping Through My Fingers” - so please think of that song while you’re reading this. Get it? Got it? Good.If you told me two years ago when I signed this job contract that on my second weekend in Dublin I’d find myself drinking Czech beer, eating handmade lasagna, olive bread (called “cake” in France, apparently), and finishing the night with an affogato in the house of an Italian mother of three alongside a crew from Canad

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