I think I should repurpose it (I wrote over 500 blog posts at that time, not all of them will do for an Atomic Essay, but that's definitely something I should consider).
BTW, the first line also brought to my mind something I often think when "hearing/reading" about plants. I think it was from a movie I saw, I just browsed the original source recently: Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died. Erma Bombeck (when I first heard of it I immediately thought, "oh, wait, this is absolutely me", I haven't changed much since that time, regarding plants...).
OMG! I had skipped the headline... 😂
I feel grateful I updated my reading of your newsletter.
Such a wonderful role model you have at home. 😍
I wrote this... 9 years ago (when doing clever, and maybe not clear, headlines). Translated by Google, original in Spanish: https://hijosdeevayadan-org.translate.goog/2013/10/04/de-fracturas-y-unicornios-la-felicidad-al-alcance-de-nuestra-mente/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=es&_x_tr_pto=wapp
I think I should repurpose it (I wrote over 500 blog posts at that time, not all of them will do for an Atomic Essay, but that's definitely something I should consider).
BTW, the first line also brought to my mind something I often think when "hearing/reading" about plants. I think it was from a movie I saw, I just browsed the original source recently: Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died. Erma Bombeck (when I first heard of it I immediately thought, "oh, wait, this is absolutely me", I haven't changed much since that time, regarding plants...).
I had not seen this TED Talk and it is great. I'm going to share it in my newletter.
I loved your essay!
It's definitely well worth it.