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Writer, At the Table Newsletter
New York
Beats
Rising Food Costs, Holidays , Healthy Recipes , Home Gardening, Savvy Shopping, Meal Planning, Quick Meals , Seasonal Cooking, Party Planning , Cheap Eats, Reducing Food Waste
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By Jaime Wilson| Substack@ Hello, and welcome to the first official edition of Bittersweet. I’m touched and humbled that you all chose to put yourselves on this list, inviting me and my thoughts into your precious and likely already cluttered inboxes. It’s an honor to be here, and I sincerely hope that you won’t regret it. Seeing as it’s been a while since I’ve written anything of substance (random poems and grocery lists don’t count here), I thought we could start off slow and simple. A little warm up exercise, if you will.
By Jaime Wilson| Substack@ Long time no see! If you’re receiving this email, it’s because once upon a time you signed up for a newsletter. It was really cool and fun to read and also made you think about a lot of things you probably never thought about before. Then that newsletter went away, and it was really sad. Well, now it’s back. Kind of. Say hello to Bittersweet - a new and improved version of this old and dormant Substack publication, written by yours truly (Jaime Wilson, for those who may have forgotten).
By Jaime Wilson| Substack@ Hello, and welcome to the first official edition of Bittersweet. I’m touched and humbled that you all chose to put yourselves on this list, inviting me and my thoughts into your precious and likely already cluttered inboxes. It’s an honor to be here, and I sincerely hope that you won’t regret it. Seeing as it’s been a while since I’ve written anything of substance (random poems and grocery lists don’t count here), I thought we could start off slow and simple. A little warm up exercise, if you will.
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At the Table Newsletter