She’s back!!!! All is right with the world. Thank you Cindy. I know (somewhat) what this takes from you. It’s huge. You are loved and so appreciated ❤️
Aunt Cindy, you are loved! Glad to have you AND your insights back! Your “spicy” niece may be quieter in midlife, but the thoughts are still bouncing around in my cranium! Feel sorry for Tim, as he’s the one who gets most of my inner spiciness!
Welcome back! I admire you for the courage to pivot instead of just throwing in the towel (there’s a long discussion at a diner waiting to happen about who we are on social media and what makes us hit a wall, she says, peeling herself up off her own rug) but for the moment I look forward to your tips on surviving the dumpster fire and reading what comes next.
Hey there, CindyLou! I’m looking forward to your -- well, your Substack’s -- next incarnation. Your fellow Substacker Jeff Tiedrich always ends his rants (because they are rants) with a reminder to practice self-care. I’m glad to see you’ve been doing, and intend to keep doing, exactly that.
Cindy! Glad to hear about a transition to a more personal reflection of dealing with the current events. I trust your sources of information after the past few years and encourage you not to get burned out with that exhaustive research...leave it to HCR. We have to practice self care to avoid depletion. We want to hear your views that makes Cindy so special. You're making a huge impact in many of us suffering with these similar questions and your impact gives us comfort in recognizing the commonality. Love you!
She’s back!!!! All is right with the world. Thank you Cindy. I know (somewhat) what this takes from you. It’s huge. You are loved and so appreciated ❤️
Aunt Cindy, you are loved! Glad to have you AND your insights back! Your “spicy” niece may be quieter in midlife, but the thoughts are still bouncing around in my cranium! Feel sorry for Tim, as he’s the one who gets most of my inner spiciness!
Welcome back! I admire you for the courage to pivot instead of just throwing in the towel (there’s a long discussion at a diner waiting to happen about who we are on social media and what makes us hit a wall, she says, peeling herself up off her own rug) but for the moment I look forward to your tips on surviving the dumpster fire and reading what comes next.
Glad to see you're back! Whew, I was worried!
Delightful to hear from you again. That all makes sense. Looking forward to the next dispatch from existential-crisis-town.
Hey there, CindyLou! I’m looking forward to your -- well, your Substack’s -- next incarnation. Your fellow Substacker Jeff Tiedrich always ends his rants (because they are rants) with a reminder to practice self-care. I’m glad to see you’ve been doing, and intend to keep doing, exactly that.
Wonderful! Looking forward to words of wisdom with this new approach!
Cindy! Glad to hear about a transition to a more personal reflection of dealing with the current events. I trust your sources of information after the past few years and encourage you not to get burned out with that exhaustive research...leave it to HCR. We have to practice self care to avoid depletion. We want to hear your views that makes Cindy so special. You're making a huge impact in many of us suffering with these similar questions and your impact gives us comfort in recognizing the commonality. Love you!
Terrific!!’
Yay!!! Missed you!