🌟 What I'm Reading: 3-31-2024 🌟

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Mar 31, 2024

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What I'm Reading: 3-31-2024

If Porn Were Beautiful

Devastated. That’s how I feel, when I let my thoughts linger a bit too long on the phenomenon of internet pornography. Devastated, like I am about how we used to build cathedrals, but don’t anymore. Devastated, because I know — I gno — in my heart, in my sex…

3 years ago · 40 likes · 8 comments · Alicen Grey

It's 2045. You're NOT eating bugs.

It’s 2045. You don’t eat bugs because you’re a breatharian — you source all of your energy from within. You don’t fear chemtrails because you’ve figured out you can sundance those away. You don’t…

3 years ago · 21 likes · 3 comments · Alicen Grey

Becoming a Butterfly

Does it feel like a "Hell, YES!"?

It wasn’t a “Hell, YES!” I wanted it to be. I had checked my inner compass.Becoming a Butterfly is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. I had held out my hands and felt the choice in front of me. Was it the right one? I got a: “Yes.” I felt my …

3 years ago · 7 likes · 6 comments · Terra Brooke

Beyond the Visible

Meeting the Catalyst

This entry is part of a series on “The Hero’s Journey from Trauma to Freedom”: Prologue: The Intentional Invitation. 1. Overcoming Past Patterns. 2. Meeting the Catalyst… During that disorienting time, was there a particular person or experience that showed up for you - a reassuring anchor of wisdom that helped ground you? If so, how did the presence of …

3 years ago · 3 likes · Alex de Carvalho

The Grackles Are Back

If you survived what I affectionately call “the great taking” (aka COVID 19) without feeling a dramatic change in earths and nature’s innate cycles, then you might still be wearing one of those ‘kidnapping hoods’ Good Humor by CK Steefel mentions in her awesome post ‘Who makes those kidnapping hoods…

3 years ago · 3 likes · 4 comments · Cori Bren

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

A Magical Beginning Begins

This week, I’m resharing a post from my archives initially posted on September 1, 2023, when I began my writing journey here with only about 100 Subscribers. My Substack has grown over the months to just over 2,000, with many new subscribers joining us each week. To celebrate this fantastic milestone I never expected in my wildest dreams; I extend my th…

3 years ago · 82 likes · 46 comments · Charlotte Pendragon

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Click to Play Audio Brandi Lane by Chas Holloway The post-apocalyptic jungles of Los Angeles is what the American dream looks like these days…

3 years ago · 5 likes · Chas Holloway

Chas Holloway's Thinkopolis

Mad As a Hatter

Click to Play Audio Mad As a Hatter Written by Sarah Normandie, Narrated by Chas Holloway A nearly lost slice of history…

3 years ago · 4 likes · Chas Holloway

How Does Having Beliefs Make One Cat-like?

For many years now, my strategy for dealing with the information war being waged against us has been sképsis: “Witness everything, believe nothing, and eventually PATTERNS EMERGE…

3 years ago · 12 likes · 11 comments · Ol' Doc Skepsis

Christine Massey's "germ" FOI Newsletter

"virus" scammers at N. Territory Dept of Health, Australia can't provide valid evidence & confess: reality checks aren't our thing!

Greetings and Best Wishes, The people behind “Northern Territory Government’s Department of Health” sure put on a show of knowing what they’re talking about…

3 years ago · 76 likes · 32 comments · Christine Massey FOIs

Chuck Palahniuk's Plot Spoiler

Try This On: Build Your Chant

3 years ago · 92 likes · 56 comments · Chuck Palahniuk

A Convict's Perspective

Beauty and the Thief

“I don't care what you are to everyone else, you've never been that way towards me” -my wife, many times over the years I met my wife when I was 14 years old at a movie theater in one of the suburbs in my city, however she hadn't been there to meet me. She had agreed to go on a date with one of my friends on the condition that he bring s…

3 years ago · 239 likes · 78 comments · Coleman

A Convict's Perspective

I just felt like telling a story the way I actually tell stories rather than writing. (Though I enjoy writing them too) No rhyme or reason, no purpose, just having fun. I'm not used to recording myself so that admittedly ruined some of the delivery and being in my car didn't allow me to jump around the way I like to, but still amusing. Warning, I swear …

3 years ago · 145 likes · 74 comments · Coleman

Creative Alchemy

Inspiration is a Habit

Hello creators! In my opinion, the most essential aspects to creativity are 1) Intuition (yin) and 2) Dedication (yang). Intuition is about listening. Dedication is about doing. Today, let’s talk about doing. Creativity is a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it becomes. Most people who claim to be uncreative are simply out of shape. They haven’t b…

3 years ago · 14 likes · James McCrae

Dad Memes By Popular Demand: Fix It With Photoshop

Let’s have some fun! I’m on the bandwagon and presenting an eclectic mix of memes. None of which I created. All of which I may have giggled at or thought useful. Dad themed only because I am a Dad. Enjoy. IF YOU LIKE ANY OF THESE, RESTACK (And steal them, of course. Like I said, these aren’t mine so… do the meme thing…

3 years ago · 90 likes · 14 comments · Andrew | Dad Explains

Ordinary Magic: Finding the Extraordinary in Every Day

The more often we see the things around us - even the beautiful and wonderful things - the more they become invisible to us. That is why we often take for granted the beauty of this world: the flowers, the trees, the birds, the clouds - even those we love. Because we see things so often, we see them less and less…

3 years ago · 32 likes · 20 comments · Andrew | Dad Explains

Dawn’s Writings

Labels: What are they good for?

It’s increasingly obvious to me - and to many of you too I’m sure - that significant efforts are being made to make us feel ‘abnormal’ in some way. We are also being made to accept that such abnormalities are indicative of a specific condition that can be identified and diagnosed by a physician who will give the condition a label of some description…

3 years ago · 38 likes · 30 comments · Dawn Lester

Due Diligence and Art

New "gene therapy" for $4M/treatment approved for an "ultra rare" "genetic" condition

According to the Endpoint News: Orchard Therapeutics’ ultra-rare disease drug Lenmeldy is vaulting to the list of most expensive drugs ever with a wholesale acquisition cost of $4.25 million for the one-time treatment in the US. The company announced the price Wednesday following Lenmeldy’s FDA approval earlier this week, saying that it reflects “its clin…

3 years ago · 304 likes · 155 comments · Sasha Latypova

‘GUS’S PERUVIAN GUIDEBOOK’ PROUDLY PRESENTS:

Aye, Peru no is the biggest dog in history’s fight. She was founded on the exploitation of her natural wealths: gold, jewels, slaves, cotton, bird poop, and coca. Lots of bird poop and coca. But, if there is one area where she pound-for-pound punches above her height, it’s in the colorful cast of characters…

3 years ago · 21 likes · 2 comments · EpicGonzo

Leftist Blocks All of Twitter/X

In an unprecedented move that left social media users bewildered and Guinness World Records scrambling for a new category, leftist Derek Smith (he/him), a 23 year old student at the University of San…

3 years ago · 25 likes · 22 comments · Kyle Kissinger (no relation)

The Feral Stack

It's the end of the world & I'm calm AF

Hey fam, Tuesday was the first day of spring, and thank Goddess, it was a five-alarm sunny day in Juneau, Alaska's cold rainforest. Our soggy, sad hearts needed it, too. On Monday, I took my kids to the Capitol to line the halls in red along with hundreds of others wearing “red for ed,” as in education…

3 years ago · 201 likes · 135 comments · Summer Koester

The Freedom Scale

No, Virginia, Fascism Is Not 'Right-Wing'

Why this book | Title Page | Table of Contents Preface | Introduction PART 1 Chapter 1 (1.1) (1.2) | Chapter 2 (2.1) (2.2) (2.3) | Chapter 3 (3.1) PART 2 Chapter 4 | Chapter 5 | Chapter 6 PART 3 Chapter 7 | Chapter 8 | Chapter 9 | Chapter 10 | Chapter 11 | Chapter 12 | Chapter 13 | Chapter 14…

3 years ago · 26 likes · 6 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Plague of Squatters Invade Homes Across America

A Female Army officer on active duty has her home invaded by a squatter. The police tell her it’s a '“civil matter.” The squatter claims to have a ‘lease,’ and so now she has to serve him with eviction papers. And the law says “he has a legal right to respond and have his case heard in front of a judge,” and that the “eviction process could take “weeks o…

3 years ago · 87 likes · 179 comments · Christopher Cook

The Freedom Scale

Was St. Thomas Aquinas an Anarchist?

Consider the following quote from Aquinas: “Human law is law only by virtue of its accordance with right reason; and thus it is manifest that it flows from the eternal law. And in so far as it deviates from right reason it is called an unjust law; in such case it is no law at all, but rather a species of violence…

3 years ago · 61 likes · 53 comments · Christopher Cook

From Brain to Mind

Acupuncture at the Neiguan point may alter the structure and function of the brain

Neiguan point stimulation (whether via needle, pressure, or electric shock) has been proven to change the protein composition on the surface (outer membrane) of brain cells (neurons), especially in the hippocampus (part of the brain responsible for learning and memory…

3 years ago · 14 likes · Marc Arginteanu

The Fundamental Point

A Prescribed Life

Withdrawing Attachment from a Prescribed Life…

3 years ago · 2 likes · 1 comment · Fly

Hal Johnson Books

A garland of quotations LX

As art sinks into paralysis, artists multiply. This anomaly ceases to be one if we realizes that art, on its way to exhaustion, has become both impossible and easy. •E. M. Cioran, The Trouble with Being Born (1973). Rome rose with the idiom of Caesar, Ovid, and Tacitus, she declined in a welter of rhetoric, the diplomat’s “language to conceal thought,” an…

3 years ago · 2 likes · 5 comments · Hal Johnson

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

A Courtesy For Those Who Do Not Care About Anything AI related.

Thanks for reading I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Hi there. How are you doing…

3 years ago · 13 likes · 4 comments · What IS a name, really?

I Am Here For It, Whatever It Is

Free Prompts for Bing Image Creator 1

This post is for people who want to do prompts to create images. These images are available to you so that you may now see what words were used to prompt them. So, change them and have your way with them! This is one post of four. I used Bing Image Creator to prompt these. This language also works in the substack ai image tool…

3 years ago · 15 likes · 7 comments · What IS a name, really?

Jenn’s Substack

I’m not about to cry over March ending. Sure, there were some good times, like when I got a little sun browned drawing this picture outside: I followed that up with a rousing game of badminton with my husband…

3 years ago · 23 likes · 27 comments · Jenn

Jimmy Doom's Roulette Weal

I’m not assigning blame. Not to a person. Or a word. But words have weights. And contexts. And sound powerful to 11 year old kids. I feel terrible, but I don’t remember what happened first: Me shattering my ankle skateboarding or Benjamin Duffy getting killed…

3 years ago · 24 likes · 11 comments · Jimmy Doom

Karafree’s Substack

ARE YOU A BIOPHILIE, Do human beings have within them an innate sense of connection to other forms of life?

I’ve been thinking about it a lot lately, especially with all this hullabaloo coming up about the Great X, or eclipse. YOU might ask how would the eclipse have anything to do with communing with Nature. But doesn’t the Sun have everything to do with Plants, and in turn Nature…

3 years ago · 15 likes · 42 comments · Karafree

KW Norton Borders

ON TWO YEAR OLDS & THE WARLORDS WHO RUN THE WORLD

3 years ago · 13 likes · 9 comments

Into the heart of darkness

“You know I hate, detest, and can't bear a lie, not because I am straighter than the rest of us, but simply because it appals me. There is a taint of death, a flavour of mortality in lies - which is exactly what I hate and detest in the world - what I want to forget…

3 years ago · 55 likes · 32 comments · Theodore Atkinson

The Library of Celaeno

Artism: A Primer

Thank you for reading The Library of Celaeno. This post is public so feel free to share it.The Library of Celaeno is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. A few days ago, the internet was briefly amused or horrified, depending on one’s perspective, by the spectacle of police…

3 years ago · 33 likes · 28 comments · Librarian of Celaeno

From guilt to love

From guilt to love Hi friends,Lighthouse is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Let's discuss something that vast majority of us have experienced at one point or are in that state constantly…

3 years ago · 52 likes · 23 comments · Alexander Semenyuk

Getting off the fence

A fence is an inherently restrictive barrier between two areas. When we talk about fences, the physical type usually comes to mind. These fences are put in place to keep people out of an area, but there is another kind that is even more pernicious: the fence within our minds, our mental fences…

3 years ago · 6 likes · Rizwan Javaid

Mack's Memo • Intuitive Public Radio

Are you safe? Are you okay?

At the invisible intersections that I and others occupy in situations of severe disablement and compounded trafficking influences, there are specific things that almost always happen when someone asks us if we are safe or okay. One thing is that we realize there is not enough ambient contextual information that is accurate about our experiences for peopl…

3 years ago · 5 likes · IPR with Mack Morris

Mack's Memo • Intuitive Public Radio

Day 162; Serpent 7 Weaver; 24 March 2024 (penumbral lunar eclipse, incoming) I practice, especially now, ways of remembering that the people who are supposed to be in my world are the people who come to be in my wor…

3 years ago · 7 likes · IPR with Mack Morris

Make Pure Thy Heart

2 things you can practice today to be more intuitive

“Depending on the task, different thinking systems work more effectively. Intuitive right-brain thinking is characterized as more feeling-oriented, creative and bigger-picture thinking,” Can’t decide whether to work on your article or engage on notes…

3 years ago · 15 likes · 7 comments · Paolo Peralta

Make Pure Thy Heart

In the dissolution of your delusion; Truth arises

Hold your opinions lightly Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once in a while, or the light won't come in. No two worlds are the same. What might appear as true for you today may change tomorrow. Imagine your beliefs 5 years ago and compare it to the ones you have now…

3 years ago · 20 likes · 6 comments · Paolo Peralta

The Middle Finger Project

Dear World: I Am Trying to Figure Out What to Do With This Dead Racoon

I’m Ash, and I’m a writer, traveler & nomad, and every week I’m sharing funny field notes about the return to America after twenty years abroad…

3 years ago · 37 likes · 23 comments · Ash Ambirge

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Peeking Around the Corner

Homesteaders: Crunchy and Racist?

Far left digital rag, Media Matters, published a hand-wringing article claiming that people who grow (even just a little bit of) their own food demonize immigrants and have a hard anti-government mindset. Justin Horowitz, the article’s author, even went so far as to call out “crunchy culture…

3 years ago · 87 likes · 63 comments · Samantha Gluck

Post Post Modern

Post Post Podcast #9

Hello my fellow stackers! I do hope that your week is being kind to you. Personally, I find that time is bizarre and the sun is elusive. Luckily, I’ve got lots to keep me busy as my part of the world slowly melts itself away into the warm, fresh, green growth of spring…

3 years ago · 18 likes · 16 comments · Jacqueline Rendell

Red Light Secrets

I Am a Sex Worker

I'm twenty-two years old, and when I look at my present life, I can't say it's too bad. I've got my own office. Are there many twenty-two-year-olds who can say they have an office? It's beautiful. The rent isn't cheap, but it's mine, at least, for as long as I can afford it…

3 years ago · 49 likes · Irini

Reina’s Substack

Meme Mashup 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

3 years ago · 44 likes · 10 comments · Blessed Warrior Reina

The Shrewd Artist by Michael Newberry

Chapter 22, Polyclitus’s Canon of Proportions

176 Polyclitus, Doryphoros or The Canon, Roman copy, original dated c. 450-440 B.C. W.C. In this study, we look at Polyclitus’s theory human proportion using the little finger as the main unit of measurement. The 5th century B.C. sculptor, Polyclitus, wrote a famous treatise on the methods that make art beautiful (to kallos) and good (to eu), which unfortunately is now lost…

3 years ago · 11 likes · 9 comments · Michael Newberry

As The Sun Returns On You…

A poem for the man who woke me up out of the false matrix six years ago, and reconnected me to my primordial truth. May the Sun shine on you brightly today my love. May it fire up your path, and return you home to your wholeness…in the same way you ignited that journey for me…

3 years ago · 42 likes · 17 comments · Solarah

DAILY ALKHEMY: Freeing Your Mind | Securing Your Crown And I AM Truth As You Reject Fake Storylines Placed Upon You By Others

Reconnecting to and harnessing the power of devine feminine wisdom is what will get you through the next phase. Newness and opportunities abound, and ideas want to meet you in a place of receptivity. This requires the relinquishing of striving, grinding, and chasing. When we know who we are and what our true worth is - beyond the fake value systems of the matrix - we find peace and assurance that surpasses all our…

3 years ago · 18 likes · 1 comment · Solarah

DAILY ALKHEMY: Glimmers And Snapshots Of Joy Open Up To The Establishment Of Higher Timelines

Eclipses are traditionally said to bring about fated events, and today feels like a day where foreshadowing of said possibilities is high. You may find yourself running into people you haven’t seen or thought of in a while, or even thinking or dreaming about them…

3 years ago · 20 likes · 5 comments · Solarah

DAILY ALKHEMY “THROWBACK THURSDAY”

A conversation with Demi Pietchell from “The Starfire Codes” inspired this “Throwback Thursday” series. We were comparing the readings we had published around the same dates to find common threads, themes, and messages. We were pleasantly surprised to see that even over a year ago, our messages were in close alignment…

3 years ago · 10 likes · 2 comments · Solarah

DAILY ALKHEMY: We Were Not Made To Die From Disease & Degeneration | Getting Our Life Force & Regenerative Powers Back On All Planes

With the Sun in Pisces astronomically, and in Aries astrologically, it’s a good time to speak on how these two signs work together in accomplishing ascension goals, especially when it comes to the re-configuration of our energy/light bodies. All the zodiac signs are connected to our personal biofields, as well as the energy fields that make up our Earth on all planes- physically, emotionally, mentally, and etherically. It is in this way that we are able to utilise the power of the planets, constellations, and signs of the zodiac for certain healing modalities and energy work…

3 years ago · 13 likes · 1 comment · Solarah

WORD FOR YOUR WEEK With Solarah

This eclipse window is energetically intense and volatile. If you feel a little bit “lost in the sauce,” you are not alone. Life as we once knew it no longer exists, and we are transitioning towards realities we once believed to be impossible. It’s ok to feel out of sorts….because we are…

3 years ago · 12 likes · 3 comments · Solarah

Cleansing Lemon and Ginger Herbal Tea

Hi, I’m Sue and I write about the beauty and ingenuity of Nature, and how we can deepen our connection for our optimum health and wellbeing. Discover more Nature-inspired content on Spiral Leaf, Twitter and my video Nature Channel. Cleansing Herbal Tea…

3 years ago · 9 likes · 12 comments

Stirrings from below...

Food self sufficiency in action

An over reliance on long and often complex 'just in time' supply chains is not good for food security, as these chains can be easily disrupted. What this post focuses on are examples of localised food production that ensure security of the food supply. However, localised food production is about a lot more than food security. As each of these examples s…

3 years ago · 11 likes · 1 comment · The Stirrer

As Humanity Descends

Thanks to the ever-generous Demi Pietchell at the The Starfire Codes, who wrote a great article based off my most recent edition of the TDT (if you have not yet read her piece, do so HERE), I have been blessed with a few fresh views over the last 24 hours. As such, let me offer a warm welcome to new subscribers, and give you a quick tour…

3 years ago · 42 likes · 24 comments · Stone Bryson

The Third Right

It is time to don your stylish-yet-functional tin-foil hats, good people. Not due to us talking ‘deep state’ or ‘ancient aliens’ or ‘flat Earth,’ or anything so esoteric. No-no, you’ll need your headgear because everything outside of mainstream-thought is considered “Conspiracy!” these days. Those self-appointed arbiters, of all things worthy-of-consider…

3 years ago · 45 likes · 44 comments · Stone Bryson

Escaping Neverland

I woke up with a strange feeling today, a feeling that I couldn’t quite place. It’s been with me for the last few days, actually. What brought it on is uncertain, and hardly matters. What matters is that the feeling got me thinking—thinking about scars from the past, about what makes people do bad things. About whether people can really change. There’s …

4 years ago · 7 likes · 3 comments · Melissa Petrie

This Changes Everything

Start dismantling the control grid

Hello, friends. The topic for this week is a pretty big one, and it’s the most important reason, for me, why we need to know that viruses don’t exist. “Viruses” and virology, the disproven germ hypothesis, and contagion are the currently most popular iteration of an age-old control narrative whose purpose is to create a false paradigm—a false reality, i…

3 years ago · 15 likes · 4 comments · Betsy

Some Photos From My Family's Archive And The Cult Low Budget Horror Films They Became

I’m keeping all the writing on my Substack page free at the moment, and I welcome all free subscribers, but if you are able to take out a paid subscription, it helps me do more of what I love. Dragon Cottage (1978) Bored out of their tiny brains after being transported against their will to a cottage on a Welsh mountainside by their vague and foppish pare…

3 years ago · 115 likes · 21 comments · Tom Cox

A Spring Notebook

The full written version of this post is for paid subscribers only but the first half of these notes are free to read. It’s one of those pieces that does connect up a bit and you will get a bit more out of if you read all the way to the end but is also easy to dip in and out of, and can be read just as individual entries. Also in case you didn’t know, I’m offering two free signed books for everyone who takes out a full annual subscription at present (the offer is open worldwide…

3 years ago · 172 likes · 11 comments · Tom Cox

Welcome to Absurdistan

2020: An Unrivaled Conspiracy, An Unequalled Theft

We are experiencing a complete moral breakdown in leadership. Why? Because we walked away. And the only person who can stop it, is you. No one else. You have the power. And if you haven’t pitched in and it happens again, you are not allowed to complain…

3 years ago · 177 likes · 65 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

Getting Hot Out There in Election Fraud Land

Is Arizona going to the Supreme Court? The Court is rumoured to want an election fraud case. It can’t ignore this very much longer. No one is letting go. Everyone observing thinks the judge will quail, because he will be ruined and under threat by the cartel that owns Arizona. If Lake loses her signature battle - which she shouldn’t - this was straight up fraud - it doesn’t matter. We’re in an incremental battle…

3 years ago · 231 likes · 108 comments · elizabeth nickson

Welcome to Absurdistan

This is the Playbook, Primitive and Vicious, Chapter, Verse and SCOTUS filing

You could see it operating yesterday. The once hopeful, now useless Dan Crenshaw, used it against his own party, “terrorists”, “seditionists”. It’s so basic as to be nauseating, insulting to your intelligence. Political enemy? “Terrorist”. “Insurrectionist”. “Saboteur”. They all use the process I am about to describe. Invented in some behaviourist hell-hole at a multinational and consecrated by Klaus and Justin and all the evil little Ivy League demons in government, it is used against their bosses, their employers, the people…

3 years ago · 237 likes · 59 comments · elizabeth nickson

Will’s Substack

Freedom Music Friday

Dear Reader, Do you remember that weird little white kid you went to high school with? Yeah, you remember him. He was kind of short, a little chubby, dorky as hell. And he could flow like the river Nile? I mean, the kid could freestyle like everyday was the final scene of 8 Mile…

3 years ago · 9 likes · 2 comments · Will Dearborn

Winkfield’s Substack

To Be A Spiritual Being

“Who looks outside dreams. Who looks inside awakes.” — Carl Jung [Note: The more I read and write, the more I am becoming a spiritual being. I read my e-mails every night and I find myself drawn more and more to teachings of the spiritual realm. On Sunday morning, Holland’s search for aut…

3 years ago · 6 likes · 4 comments · Winkfield Twyman

How To Avoid Relationship Burnout

Relationship burnout is a state of emotional and physical exhaustion that occurs when the demands of a relationship consistently exceed the emotional, mental, and energetic resources available to meet them. It's characterized by frustration, disillusionment, and a sense of being emotionally drained within a romantic partnership, friendship, or familial relationship…

3 years ago · 22 likes · Vex King

Witchcraft and Metaphysics with Jenna Newell Hiott

The Archetype and The Tarot: The Starborn and King of Pentacles

Through the Starborn and the King of Pentacles, this week we’re being called to shine bright. Can we let out the brilliance of our inner longing? Welcome everyone! For an overview of what I’m doing here, please check out this post all about it. THANK YOU to all my subscribers! My heart and soul are filled with gratitude for your presence here. I LOVE thi…

3 years ago · 17 likes · 23 comments · Jenna Newell Hiott

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Stella D'Oro Would Like A Word

I saw this tweet last night, nodded to myself, and opened a fresh new draft on this here website. Because no like are you out of your fuckass mind…

3 years ago · 42 likes · 34 comments · Tara Giancaspro

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Charlotte Pendragon

Sending you love virtual flowers Demi, thank you for the shout out! 💐 And as always I look forward to some of your recommended reads! 📚

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Theodore Atkinson

Thanks for a mention! I see a lot of great familiar titles. This is almost like a Reader's Digest.

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