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the beautiful worst
11.17.20 vol. 6 - issue 7
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This month, I found myself working at the kitchen table. It was a slow progression: one assignment at a time would be carried from my writing desk in the attic to the kitchen table and tended to while I waited for the kettle to boil more water for tea. It's a small domestic migration that happens every year--wherever I've been living--and I always seem to forget about it until I look up and realize its been weeks since I've sat at my desk, my office clean and empty, and that my husband and I started taking our meals standing at the counter or sitting on the couch. With all the ups-and-downs of this year, I found some comfort in the predictability of this old routine. I hope you've been finding stillness and comfort in the change of the season, too. I keep looking up from my kitchen table and reflecting on this last year and these last four years. This month also marks my 10 year anniversary of deciding to go all-in and building a career as a writer, so I've also been thinking a lot about the last decade--and where I hope to go next. This issue of The Beautiful Worst is shared in the spirit of reflection. Enjoy! xo.Katie
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