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My Body is a Temple

Or, “Lies My Preacher Told Me”

Eliza Pillsbury 2/7/25 Eliza Pillsbury 2/7/25

Feminine, Fatal

The very thing that circumscribes my femininity could kill me.

Eliza Pillsbury 1/31/25 Eliza Pillsbury 1/31/25

I’m watching Lost and having philosophical thoughts.

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This is all I’ve got for now.

Eliza Pillsbury 12/18/23 Eliza Pillsbury 12/18/23

Some vignettes from the last two weeks.

Eliza Pillsbury 12/4/23 Eliza Pillsbury 12/4/23

Karma is a good book.

Eliza Pillsbury 11/20/23 Eliza Pillsbury 11/20/23

This is not a gift guide.

Eliza Pillsbury 11/13/23 Eliza Pillsbury 11/13/23

Forced pregnancy is a lot like breaking and entering.

Eliza Pillsbury 10/30/23 Eliza Pillsbury 10/30/23

Messy thoughts on marriage, religion, and my own insecurities.

Eliza Pillsbury 10/23/23 Eliza Pillsbury 10/23/23

The Texas Rose Festival can’t be explained—only experienced. I think the same could be said about Tyler, Texas.

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Eliza Pillsbury 10/9/23 Eliza Pillsbury 10/9/23

I read the dragon book so that you don't have to ... but maybe you should.

Eliza Pillsbury 10/2/23 Eliza Pillsbury 10/2/23

There are no songs written for the bad guy in the break-up.

Eliza Pillsbury 9/25/23 Eliza Pillsbury 9/25/23

The name of my newsletter comes from the French idiom, avoir un cœur d’artichaut.