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weekly retro #27: new coming soon business
this was one of the first weeks where i felt normal in awhile. i wrote a lot, finally put out my monthly newsletter, was active, and was getting stuff done. something clicked in my mind today when i realized my thyroid probably, finally adjusted to my new dose.
read more »weekly retro #26: let's hope this is the last one about teeth
i wrote last week's retro after dental work that monday morning. i'm happy to report that this monday did not cost me thousands of dollars or involve any needles or blood. just coffee and typing. also, i enumerated all of the weekly retro post titles. welcome to #26!
read more »live laugh yawn, a tuesday morning stream
a few weeks ago i started streaming tuesday mornings at 8:30am et on twitch before it’s time for me to do Real Work™. it’s a variety stream, mostly me chatting and online window shopping. unsurprisingly, lots of candles.
read more »happy 36
you don't become a year older just on your birthday, it's something that happens continuously throughout the year – unless you're me, who literally stays the same age all year round but then ages a year on my birthday.
read more »emotionally stable woman crushes baskin robbins turkey cake challenge
last month we had a special stanksgiving episode on hoobastank 2 (a cool twitch stream i co-host). all the guys were bringing “cursed foods” so i decided to bring a vegan version of baskin robbins’ thanksgiving turkey ice cream cake – and vlog through the chaos.
read more »halloweens of yesterjenn
i love halloween because dressing up is fun and fun rules. because of *these unprecendented times™* i didn't have any parties to go to, but fortunately i had the stream to dress up for. and i scoured through every photograph on my computer taken in the months of october and november over the past 30 years to find me in past halloweens.
read more »the first ever live laugh conf was both two weeks ago and a huge success
we did it, pals: on june 30th we launched a blog together and raised over $10,000 united states dollars for the womens prison association.
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