Claire Henley Miller is the author of memoir Mile 445: Hitched in Her Hiking Boots and the writer behind the Substack newsletter Tennessean in Maine. She holds a BA in Creative Writing from the ...

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Why get them a basic ol' candle or houseplant when you can get them... a candle that turns into a houseplant! View Entire ...

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