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37. Little Deaths/ Little Delights

The first week of eclipse season was as turbulent as it was fulfilling, almost as if the turbulence was for the single purpose of unearthing signs to a beautiful transcendence. I got to host a Hot Literati event in DC and meet new and amazing people. It was nerve wracking, and in the style of every event to ever happen, everything that could have gone wrong leading up to it did with extreme prejudice. However, it was all necessary to arrive at the version of the event that was perfect. And with

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September 23, 2024

The first week of eclipse season was as turbulent as it was fulfilling, almost as if the turbulence was for the single purpose of unearthing signs to a beautiful transcendence. I got to host a Hot Literati event in DC and meet new and amazing people. It was nerve wracking, and in the style of every event to ever happen, everything that could have gone wrong leading up to it did with extreme prejudice. However, it was all necessary to arrive at the version of the event that was perfect.

And with that, I bid adieu to a wonderful summer and welcome in a fall of possibilities - in love and in community ✨

LITTLE DEATHS

- Logistics - there's a whole lot that can go wrong between A and B, let alone Z
- Subtle ableism
- "I'll worry about it tomorrow"
- The end of sandal season

LITTLE DELIGHTS

- Friends that make logistics their bitch
- Gentle silences hiding in awkward ones
- "I saw [the moon] and was reminded of you" x 4
- Ending a season surrounded by community
- First days of autumn chills

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- Announcing the next book club book this week

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