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A Few Spots Left For The Good Life Retreat

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By Ajiri Aki
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As Paris settles into what promises to be a very long heat wave, my mind has already drifted to cooler mornings, slower days, and the beauty of Provence in the fall. So I wanted to pop into your inbox with a quick reminder that we still have a few spots available for The Good Life Retreat this autumn. If you’ve been curious, here are a few questions you might be wondering about: What is The Good Life Retreat?
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Notes on JOIE with Ajiri Aki

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By Ajiri Aki
| Notes on JOIE with Ajiri Aki
A few weeks ago, I mentioned that I wanted to start a new series sharing the small joys and moments of beauty I encounter throughout the week. The first day of June feels like a good time to begin. And I’m a bit of a nerdy list lover, so a running list of 5-7 joys and beauties will be fun for me. In an ideal world, I would publish it every week. Realistically, it may be every other week, but we’ll see what happens.
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Notes on JOIE with Ajiri Aki

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By Ajiri Aki
| Notes on JOIE with Ajiri Aki
Whew. It’s been a minute since my last Joie Review. A lot has been happening, and I’ve found it harder than usual to carve out the time to sit down and write these, even though I genuinely enjoy it. In a recent conversation about this, my friend Charli pointed out something very obvious. These reviews tend to run long because I try to fit everything in, which means they take longer to write and, probably, longer to read. Notes on JOIE with Ajiri Aki is a reader-supported publication.
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