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Work Is for the Birds, Part 1

When chronic illness leads to disability, it can feel like you’ve lost your identity.

Dec 17, 2021

Work Is for the Birds, Part 1

Dec 17, 2021

Published in
Thought Thinkers

An Insomniac String Poem

Sanity hangs on by a thread.

Sep 5

A woman with her eyes closed poses with string against a deep blue sky.

Sep 5

Published in
ILLUMINATION

The Child Lightning Left Behind

Can a person, once depressed, be made healthy and whole by losing parts of herself?

Aug 21

A young woman with a tattoo of “choose life” closes her eyes in a fog.

Aug 21

Published in
ILLUMINATION

When Your Boss Gets Lost (a Dream)

I read too much about Biden before bed.

Jul 11

An elderly woman with blue eyes stares into the camera.

Jul 11

Published in
Modern Women

Can I Fit My Sanctuary in a Suitcase?

I’ll migrate but bring beauty with me.

Mar 29

A woman looks out from behind green leaves.

Mar 29

Published in
Modern Women

Packing up Paradise

I migrated to a new era

Mar 6

A woman lifts up her white skirt while walking through a forest.

Mar 6

Published in
Bouncin’ and Behavin’ Blogs

AI Won’t Let You Be Mad at It

Bard’s image generator rejected my requests for “violence.”

Feb 16

A woman holds a red smartphone and appears frustrated or angry at it.

Feb 16

Published in
ILLUMINATION

Who Can Write a Better Podcast Description?

It’s a faceoff between AI and me.

Feb 7

Who Can Write a Better Podcast Description?

Feb 7

Published in
Bouncin’ and Behavin’ Fuckery

Have You Wasted the Best Days of the Year?

It’s okay if you needed a warm-up to 2024.

Jan 20

Two women lie under covers on a white bed with funny expressions and arms raised.

Jan 20

Published in
Paper Poetry

To the Ones with No Place at the Table (Poem)

You’re not really spending the holiday alone

Dec 26, 2023

To the Ones with No Place at the Table (Poem)

Dec 26, 2023

Josie P. Julius

Josie P. Julius

A mouse with a scalpel to grind. Medical musings, humorous confusion. Practices writing without a license.

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