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Christene Barberich

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As seen in: A Tiny Apt., On the House Newsletter, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, Back Row, In Moda Veritas, Substack, The Strategist, Flipboard, Yahoo, Refinery29, Refinery29 UK and
Writer | Advisor | Exploring all things small space, style, and second-hand at A Tiny Apt. | Co-founded @refinery29
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What Makes A Newsletter GREAT?

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By Christene Barberich Verified
| A Tiny Apt.
Someone asked me recently, “I’ve been thinking of starting a newsletter…do you think I should?” Those of us who have been here—in the newsletter world, not just on Substack—for a very (veryyyyy) long time always have a similar feeling when this question comes up. It usually splits off in two ways: Run for the hills. Just start writing.
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A Tiny Tour #008: The National Arts Club

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By Christene Barberich Verified
| A Tiny Apt.
Today’s edition is the latest chapter in our Tiny Tour series; read/see/get inspired by more of our design visits here: Good morning everyone. If you are on the East Coast, I hope you did okay with the devastating downpours yesterday. I was driving back upstate from Brooklyn with a friend and the roads were apocalyptic. I was crushed to hear of Glen Hansard’s sudden passing on Wednesday. I was sitting outside at the picnic table with Raffi when Kevin came out and told me. We hugged and cried.
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Swimming in Bike Shorts Gave Me a Whole New Lease on Summer

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By Christene Barberich Verified
| The Strategist Verified
“I’m wearing Nike yoga shorts that I thrifted and cut to make a little shorter/more comfortable for swimming.” My friend Cecilia once told me something I’ve never forgotten when referring to how she felt wearing a bathing suit: “I look great either fully clothed or totally naked,” she said. “There’s no in-between.” I know very few people who really enjoy a bathing suit. Shopping for them is worse.
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