No.200 - by Ella Frances Sanders - The Sometimes Newsletter
It has been five weeks since the last newsletter, and in this time I have been full of notions. Notions about what it meant that there would soon be two hundred newsletters, notions about announcements and intentions and weather, and notions about myself in relation to all of it. In truth, it felt very much as though I needed to say something
It has been five weeks since the last newsletter, and in this time I have been full of notions. Notions about what it meant that there would soon be two hundred newsletters, notions about announcements and intentions and weather, and notions about myself in relation to all of it. In truth, it felt very much as though I needed to say something large or at least vaguely important at this point—so many paragraphs and observations and lists had been written, and published in this form, and did I need something more to show for it. As it turns out, what I have at this precise moment in…
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