I love this so much! When I first started writing about climate I did one issue about imagining a different world and I adore ❤️the idea of whole newsletter.
Brilliant. I’m going to recommend you from my recommendation page.🥰
Ohh Jenny I love this!! I love the format, of course loving the topic, and also loving the inspiration! I have been struggling with writing a comeback blog post for way too long, now and am saving this here for inspiration! Though not a carbon copy, promised 🥰
Hi Jenny and congratulations on tiny glimmers. I am working through the archives and I love your first one. I am also reminded that here in the U.S. some universities incorporate Slow January by having it be a break with no classes until February. As a student and later a professor, I always appreciated that. I don't know if that practice exists in universities around the world. I am looking forward to all your upcoming "musings."
Jennifer, this is AWESOME!! It's a terrific bringing together of current signals of change with a plausible and original scenario. Are you familiar with the art of Sophie Lucido Johnson? She has a great cartoon about how non-human animals instinctively understand that the holiday season (at least in some regions of the world) is the coldest and darkest of the year and therefore a time for more rest. Only humans strangely try to steep themselves in more noise, lights, and frantic activity and how harmful this behavior can be. https://www.instagram.com/p/C0T5-m3r2fn/?img_index=1
Congratulations on the launching of Tiny Glimmers!!
I love this! 💜 Thanks for taking me to Slow (and cozy) January 2034. ✨So excited to being inspired by your Tiny Glimmers ✨
I love this so much! When I first started writing about climate I did one issue about imagining a different world and I adore ❤️the idea of whole newsletter.
Brilliant. I’m going to recommend you from my recommendation page.🥰
Ohh Jenny I love this!! I love the format, of course loving the topic, and also loving the inspiration! I have been struggling with writing a comeback blog post for way too long, now and am saving this here for inspiration! Though not a carbon copy, promised 🥰
I would love to see less focus on money and economics and more on wellbeing!
🎉🎉🎉 I love love love this format!! And this one was such a lovely trip. A slow January 🥰 So excited to experience all your future Tiny Glimmers!
Jenny! This is so wonderful! Slow January 2034 is so close I can taste the hot chocolate! Mmmmm
Exciting! Looking forward to reading more and being inspired to imagine! ✨✨
Hi Jenny and congratulations on tiny glimmers. I am working through the archives and I love your first one. I am also reminded that here in the U.S. some universities incorporate Slow January by having it be a break with no classes until February. As a student and later a professor, I always appreciated that. I don't know if that practice exists in universities around the world. I am looking forward to all your upcoming "musings."
Jennifer, this is AWESOME!! It's a terrific bringing together of current signals of change with a plausible and original scenario. Are you familiar with the art of Sophie Lucido Johnson? She has a great cartoon about how non-human animals instinctively understand that the holiday season (at least in some regions of the world) is the coldest and darkest of the year and therefore a time for more rest. Only humans strangely try to steep themselves in more noise, lights, and frantic activity and how harmful this behavior can be. https://www.instagram.com/p/C0T5-m3r2fn/?img_index=1
Congratulations on the launching of Tiny Glimmers!!
Coming from the DNG newsletter. Great to see you here too, Jen!