The things we forget & unexpected visitors in our lives

Thick & Thin

Katy Bellotte

History, Society & Culture, Personal Journals

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2020

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

On today's episode of Thick & Thin I reflect on some suppressed, yet very pivotal, memories from high school when I was on my school's student-run newspaper. I talk about the things we forget, by choice or not, and how they impact our paths. Also, I read some passages written by Persian poet, Rumi, and discuss the uninvited visitors we must entertain in order to grow. // Follow me on Insta: @katybellotte Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/thick-and-thin/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey guys, welcome back to Thick and Thin with me Katie Bilotti and I feel the need to first paint a little picture of what is going on right now in the places you can't see because clearly you're listening to a podcast.
0:27.0	But right now I'm sitting here recording and I have a little anthropology candle burning, volcano scent of course, like the most iconic
0:35.2	anthropology scent, and it's raining like a soft rain right now, just like super overcast today.
0:42.1	I have this like thick moisturizer on my face. like,
0:43.0	thick moisturizer on my face.
0:45.0	I just took the hottest shower.
0:47.0	I feel just so in my element right now.
0:50.0	Ready to podcast for you guys.
0:51.0	The one thing that isn't perfect is my desk which is a disaster, but I feel like it's kind of a visual representation of my mind right now because my mind is a scattered mess right now. I have so much going on in there. And I feel like, so I was actually
1:04.7	doing this little project for a freelance client of mine yesterday, which she's a poet and she wants me to write out
1:11.1	her poetry in my handwriting, which is really flattering and very
1:14.3	cool.
1:15.3	And I love working with other creatives in different fields.
1:17.1	It's so fun.
1:18.3	So I was doing that for her, and her little poem was about, I don't want to call it a little poem.
1:22.4	It was a very beautiful, stunning poem. was about just finding beauty in the mess and so I've been thinking about just
1:26.8	finding beauty in the mess and so I've been thinking about it ever since just how
1:30.9	so many elements of my life day to day are an actual disaster and instead of being
1:36.8	insecure about that I should find some beauty in it. So anyway, my desk is a mess and I'm kind of justifying not cleaning it because you know guys there is beauty in the mess.
1:47.5	Just kidding I really need to clean it. I really need to get my life together. I have all these different you know skin care products just like
1:53.7	littered all over my desk and I have little you know note sheets from like
1:57.5	weeks ago that are just no longer relevant I just I have a problem parting with things. I feel like I just bring things along with me from all phases of life and I just can't rid myself of things and the same goes for just memories I have, stories I tell, I feel like I can't, it's very hard for me to cut out certain
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