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July 2022, Issue II

Dear Subscriber First Name,

How do you feel about getting older?

Aging inspires a range of feelings in folks. It can feel like a mind-f*ck of a process because it is so gradual. From a young age, many (all?) of us are conditioned to dread aging, and view older people in a less-than-respected light. Negative associations with aging deepen as the years go by and physical youth continues to slip away. From what I’ve observed, these feelings can include remorse, surprise, sadness, anger, and sometimes even denial. All are valid.

I wonder though, how our experience of life would change for the better if we shifted the tone of the conversation around aging to be more accepting and celebratory.

How could open dialogue about how our bodies will change and how to proactively, lovingly care for our health inspire deeper connection with ourselves? How could featuring mature beauty in beauty campaigns instead of only selling the (expensive) idea of eternally supple youth shift how we feel when we see our own reflections? Imagine if gray hairs and wrinkles were widely perceived as beautiful.

As each year that we’re lucky enough to live goes by, I hope we collectively take up space ever more confidently, without apology, and with an undeniable zest for life.

Love,
Haemee


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⏳ What if we didn’t feel bad about aging? If you feel some type of way about getting older, read this Message to the Millennials About to Turn 40. Yes to content that reframes and celebrates aging, especially for women!

🙅‍♀️ You are not summed up by your profession. This article explores why “a profession is not a personality”, and how defining ourselves by title or job performance is not it.

📚 The UCLA Asian American Studies Center is creating the AAPI Multimedia Textbook, a free digital resource on AAPI experiences for educators. Lessons for high school and college students will cover the cultures, histories and contributions of AAPI in the United States.

💔 Constance Wu returned to social media, sharing via Twitter how the backlash a few years ago led her to attempt suicide. Experts say her story reveals a Hollywood double-standard that allows little space for women of color to make mistakes or show emotion.

💌 Why texting your friends matters more than you probably think. (credit and thanks to Girls’ Night In for sharing this gifted New York Times link in a recent newsletter!)

✨ “Life is too short to be busy.” An essayist expands upon his original thesis shared ten years ago, and how it remains relevant today.

Introducing: Lucky Cat, the book

Our lucky cat is out of the bag! 📘💖 This children’s book has been a long time coming and we’re so ecstatic that it’s out in the world, available for pre-orders now!

Lucky Cat is a heartwarming story about an immigrant family in America and their daughter June, preparing to open their restaurant. They find a Lucky Cat in the restaurant meant to bring good luck to their ventures, and June is even more excited the next evening when she finds that the statue can come to life. This story reflects the value of hard work, perseverance, and family love.

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Reading: Win Son’s A Taiwanese American Cookbook - Created by the duo behind Brooklyn's Win Son, and Win Son Bakery, this cookbook celebrates Taiwanese cuisine and culture, while “introducing new dishes with brazen twists that are fun, flavorful, and decidedly American-born in style.”

Watching: Marcel the Shell with Shoes On - Marcel, a beloved character first shared on YouTube 12 years ago, comes to the big screen to take us all along on an adventure to find his long-lost family. In theaters now.

Eating: Low carb tacos with peach salsa - This refreshing recipe is quick to make, healthy, and a great way to use up your peaches!

Join the conversation!

For a while, we dreamt of creating a community space for our corner of the Internet where you can all connect, make friends, share advice, and network. The ABG Collective is now live on Discord. See you online!

Framebridge - Adorning our walls with framed artwork and other memorabilia can really make a space, but does it have to be so expensive?! Framebridge makes it easy to find custom framing options faster and more affordably. With Framebridge, you can “tell your story by framing the things you love”. Get 15% off your first order (code: ABG).

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Shopify - E-commerce is a no-brainer these days, and Shopify is the platform to build your shop. With setups for both online and in-person sales, digital marketing tools, and the insights to help you reach the next level, Shopify is “empowering independent business owners everywhere”. Empower your business today with a free 14-day trial and get full access to their entire suite of features.

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