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A year later, I’m still thinking about this unco

A year later, I’m still thinking about this unconventional literary trilogy. Please indulge me in my fangirling of Rachel Cusk. This is my latest #CuppaTeaBookClub pick (join on
Goodreads.com).

In Outline, a novelist named Faye goes to Athens to teach a writing seminar. Throughout her trip, she encounters people who reveal to her all sorts of fantasies, anxieties, longings, and regrets. By the end of the first book, Faye realizes: “He was describing, in other words, what she
herself was not: in everything he said about himself, she found in her own nature a corresponding negative. This anti-description, for want of a better way of putting it, had made something clear to her by a reverse kind of exposition: while he talked she began to see herself as a shape, an outline, with all the detail filled in around it while the shape
itself remained black. Yet this shape, even while its content remained unknown, gave her for the first time since the incident a sense of who she was now."

In book 1, Faye remains largely in the background, waiting for her own identity to be shaped and illuminated by other people. In book 2, Transit, we learn more about Faye’s personal life: her move to London, her divorce, her family. I found this shift a bit jarring, but by book 3, the two formats converge into a smooth blend of Faye’s life and her conversations with strangers in Europe. “You can’t tell your story to everybody,” Faye advises her son, who is going through a
crisis, at the end of Kudos. “Maybe you can only tell it to one person.”

#rachelcusk#bookclub #rachelcusktrilogy #bookstagram #readersofinstagram #bookish #booksofinstagram

I try my best to dress like an elegant, sophistica

I'm #cottagecore now 🌱🌷🌼🌳🍃🍂🍁

I'm #cottagecore now 🌱🌷🌼🌳🍃🍂🍁

Do you have any questions on the #manifesting proc

Do you have any questions on the #manifesting process? I've written about this topic before, so you can search for that post on my blog. Right now, I'm gathering advanced tips for a second post that can clear up any confusion from the first. I'm generally good at manifesting, so if I don't manifest something within 6 months, then I would check if I have any more blockages and remove/resolve them with @toppeopletechnique or @thetahealingbyvianna. An important step in manifesting is that you have to know exactly what you want, every single detail, why you want it, what it looks in your life, how it feels to have it, etc. Maybe that sounds simple, but I wasn't doing this properly before. It really makes manifesting so much faster. 💖🌠⚡

#mastermanifestor #energyhealing #abundancemindset #manifestingmindset #thetahealing #thetoppeopletechnique #raiseyourvibrations

By August, I'm over summer - the humidity, the swe

By August, I'm over summer - the humidity, the sweating, the bad tanlines. But I will miss wearing my floral dresses. 😢

#ethicaloutfit
Dress: @faithfullthebrand secondhand from Ebay
Sandals:@rouje secondhand from @vestiaireco
Purse: vintage '60s or' 70s beaded purse
Scrunchie: @etsy
Ring: @mejuri

#sustainablestyle #secondhandchic #byebyesummer #modestdressing #kibberomantic #vintage

Now that libraries are back in business, let the b

Now that libraries are back in business, let the book hoarding recommence. 🤓

#librarylove #summerreading #currentlyreading #booknerd

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