How interesting. In a way, that is what I am trying to achieve in my Substack, Memoirist in the Museum, the fact that even today we are in the midst of living what will become our memoir, if we ever write one. Today, and even last week, last year, contain shards of what I would call "truly interesting stuff" just as much as my long-gone past. The thing I like is to point people to these mini-moments. See this? If you don't write about it, it will be gone forever. Capture this magical image, this magical thing in words, and it is yours forever. If you would like to take a peek at my Substack, and you can't find it under Memoirist in the Museum (I'm so new to Substack, I'm not sure how people "find" one another) I'm at ROSEHURST431.SUBSTACK. Many thanks!
love this one. ❤︎
Thanks so much, Mandy. Hearing that from a writer I love is a treat ❤️
I love any brand you happen to wield. Thanks for writing
This is so kind, Jason! I'm always happy to see your name. I haven't forgotten our WW Book Club days!
How interesting. In a way, that is what I am trying to achieve in my Substack, Memoirist in the Museum, the fact that even today we are in the midst of living what will become our memoir, if we ever write one. Today, and even last week, last year, contain shards of what I would call "truly interesting stuff" just as much as my long-gone past. The thing I like is to point people to these mini-moments. See this? If you don't write about it, it will be gone forever. Capture this magical image, this magical thing in words, and it is yours forever. If you would like to take a peek at my Substack, and you can't find it under Memoirist in the Museum (I'm so new to Substack, I'm not sure how people "find" one another) I'm at ROSEHURST431.SUBSTACK. Many thanks!