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The Memes

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ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. You can't run...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. You can't be afraid...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. There's a happiness...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. The idea of getting married...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. Nobdy ever has her...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. People don't change...

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ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. Sometimes life's timing...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. No one should trip...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. Molly was just figuring...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. Molly felt the weight...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. It's too easy...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. Do you really want...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. Even Wonder Woman...

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ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. It's easier to see...

ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Memes. It's not a race...

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author. writer. aspiring extrovert.

Leah Ferguson is the author of ALL THE DIFFERENCE, keeper of One Vignette, and herder of children, laundry, and dog hair. This is where you'll find 'em all.

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This is the time of year when @molly.wizenberg’s

This is the time of year when @molly.wizenberg’s slow-roasted tomatoes with coriander are usually making my house smell amazing— not to mention saving me from guilt and a countertop of gross mushy tomatoes—so I had to share this special kind of goodness with you in case you haven’t tried it yet.
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The simple recipe is posted to One Vignette today, along with some ideas on how to use them. (🔗 in my bio!). They are amazing.
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#tomatoseason #slowroastedtomatoes #ahomemadelife #leahcooks #summercooking

My son, at seven, makes me laugh—even at 6:15 in

My son, at seven, makes me laugh—even at 6:15 in the morning.
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It’s too long to post here, I think, but click on the link in my bio if you want to read some cuteness.
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#thisisseven

Her parents spent the good part of these past mont

Her parents spent the good part of these past months pandemic-stressing. Quinlan, though? She pandemic-created.
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I think I want to be more like Quinlan.
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#thisisten #lifeinthetimeofcorona

Running into this week like ⤴️. . When I get

Running into this week like ⤴️.
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When I get anxious, or when the to-do tasks feel little but massive and many, I get scatter-brained. It’s like the light to my decision-making skills just flips off, and that part of my brain goes dark. I’ve always been this way. It makes me feel young–immature, I mean–and at sea.
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I’d love to know if other people I know are this way, but again, not many acquaintances are wont to walk up to you in the Target parking lot and say, “Hey! Good to see you! Have I ever told you how I shut down when I’m anxious? IT’S SO FUN.”
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I also know, though, if I just take one bit at a time and get that done—sidestep that dark part—then the dominoes will start to fall.
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There’s more in a new post to One Vignette (link is in my bio). Tell me you know what I mean?
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#onevignette #newpost #blog #blogger #authorsofinstagram #anxiety #onwardwithjoy #writing #amwriting

I’m having a moment, so bear with me: I don’t

I’m having a moment, so bear with me: I don’t know how to navigate this life without a mother. Losing my dad was awful, but this feels like something else altogether—like my feet have been pushed out from under me but I’m still falling.
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I’m only two months out from her death, and know this is normal. But I also know I’ve a lifetime ahead of me of questions only she could answer, situations I’ll experience that only she could understand. She was supposed to walk me through my own motherhood. She was supposed to be the soft place where her daughter—and granddaughters—could land.
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Friends without your mothers: how do we do this? We spend a lifetime trying to find our identities outside our mothers. But she’s gone now. I have to figure out what self it was I was trying so hard to build.

So. I used the family room fireplace today. . #swe

So. I used the family room fireplace today.
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#sweaterweather

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