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Get the weekly sweary love letter Written by ex-boozer and ex-smoker, Molly Patrick that will help you eat more plants while throwing perfection down the garbage disposal. Not for those offended by the F word.
Not for those offended by sweary language
Sweary Saturday Love Letters
Read past issues of Sweary Saturday Love Letters
November 13, 2021: When we want something to be different than it is
October 30, 2021: Do I have a Halloween story for you!
October 16, 2021: You are your own unique specimen of greatness
September 25, 2021: For the love of baby goats, you need to hear this
September 18, 2021: Real talk—I love vegan butter
September 11, 2021: Where are the instructions though?
September 4, 2021: Washing laundry on your abs
August 28, 2021: If you're a perfectionist, read this
August 21, 2021: The bitter and the sweet
July 31, 2021: People told me I was crazy, I'm doing it anyway (big announcement)
July 24, 2021: Pants, potato mashers, and your superpower
July 17, 2021: A love note from me to you
July 10, 2021: Make some trouble, but first...
June 26, 2021: I was beautifully mistaken
June 12, 2021: Motivation is overrated
June 5, 2021: Need more time? Read this.
May 30, 2021: The only way I know how to do it
May 22, 2021: Tend to your heart
May 8, 2021: What if you didn't have to though?
May 1, 2021: Non-existent eyebrows
April 21, 2021: Judgy McJudgerson
April 3, 2021: You are so perfect
March 27, 2021: Where the sweet nectar lives
March 13, 2021: Truth
March 6, 2021: If we were hanging out and you asked for advice, this is what I would tell you
February 27, 2021: The dull ache
February 20, 2021: Procrastinate like a boss
February 6, 2021: A little nugget that changes everything
January 30, 2021: Sometimes I have a screaming 5-year-old in my head
January 30, 2021: When I was in college this was my morning routine
January 16, 2021: Instead of focusing on the end result, do this instead
January 9, 2021: What do you want to do?
January 2, 2021: Joke's on me
December 26, 2020: Your capacity to expand
December 5, 2020: Smelly chair
November 28, 2020: Bitter disappointment
November 14, 2020: I don't know
November 7, 2020: A lesson from Panther
October 24, 2020: I dug my butt
October 10, 2020: Let's take a step back
October 3, 2020: I have a question for you, plus my big, juicy skin update
September 5, 2020: Recalibrating the life dial
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about the Sweary Saturday Love Letters
You helped me find joy in places that used to cause me pain
Nancy Jacobs
I have one of your emails saved in my inbox so I can read it when I’m having a hard time. It’s titled “Next time you feel stressed or worried, do this”. I shared it with my mom too when she was going through a hard time.
Ellen J.
The warm feeling of a friendly hug, or nudge, connection and encouragement. I like the contact, especially now since I live alone in a rural-ish area away from most of my family and friends.
Cristal Moore
They make me a little bit smarter and a little bit lighter.
Sonia F
Your words are always a reminder to treat myself gently, to focus on what is important and to keep eating plants! I look forward to them every single week because they are often that little bit of motivation I didn't even realize I needed!
Meghan Folger
I feel they help me let my guard down for a few moments - because your posts are so damn raw and honest. Real. And it's nice to know that other people have problems, worries, successes, weird habits, etc, too. We are all human and fall off the wagon and it's great to have an automatic weekly cheerleader in my inbox.
Melissa Hansen
The raw and honest way in which you 'show up' for your fans/subscribers/cheerleaders each week is so appreciated. Your Sweary Saturday Love Letters speak to my soul. In an era where we drown in promotional emails that provide no value, your newsletter is THE one to which I look forward.
Leigh Hensley
Not for those offended by sweary language