Long Story Long
taking the long way home with RoHausRow houses climbing a gray hill in Cork. A field of geese on an ordinary Tuesday. A slow-living publication from friends who lived abroad. Voice notes, slow letters, the long story behind a small noticing. Sit a while.
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every tale so far
long story long
Our monthly letter, kept on the shelf. Every tale we send lives here too, so you can catch up slowly, out of order, or all at once.
july 2026
WELCOME to Long Story Long
Alex & Taylor's cozy corner of the internet, where we slow down and take the long way home. The letter that opens the door.
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august 2026
206 mugs for a hobbit-themed wedding
A cozy fall wedding, a potter named Abby, and a handmade mug for every single guest. She had a year and a half to make them. She used about 3 months of it.
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august 2026
Before I had a word for it
I'd been collecting small good moments my whole life. In 2022, I learned they had a name: glimmer. Fields of geese, icy blue rivers, and beach glass oh my.
read the tale →on the desk
More letters, brewing
The 5 pillars of slow living, the story of our name (Ro means calm), a field guide to hunting glimmers, and how to bring your travel self home. All drafted, landing through the summer.
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free downloads, small joys
the library
Little PDFs and printable card decks we made because we wanted them. Conversation cards, noticing guides, slow-living lists. All free to download, no email needed. And if you'd like the letters too, every page has a little signup waiting.
noticing & everyday magic
How to hunt for a glimmer
A glimmer is the gentle opposite of a trigger, a tiny moment that tells your body you're okay. A little noticing guide for the spinning-head days. Print it, pin it by the kettle, and go hunting.
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conversation & connection
Paper Trails wanderings cards
8 of our travel photos, each with a question that invites you into your travel self. Print them, cut them out, and deal them at date night, around a fire, or over iced coffee. In English and in Dutch, a little preview of the deck coming to Kickstarter.
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travel & wandering
Our favorite travel words
11 posters of the coziest words we've collected on our travels (hygge, fika, gökotta) plus 2 of our own (small joys, glimmers). Print them, set one as your phone wallpaper, give your class a word of the day.
get them free →dinner & gathering
Dinner party prompts
12 prompts for the kind of dinner where phones stay in the basket. Coming soon.
in progressMore on the way. If there's something you'd love us to make, write us at hello@rohausandco.com. We read everything.
the archive
Every letter we've ever sent, in one place, newest first. New here? Begin with the start here card, then wander wherever a title pulls you.
every letter, in order
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11 august 2026
The Photoshoot That Started it All the long way home
One last cozy cabin in Ribe, Denmark, and the story behind our photo in front of the Viking longhouse
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11 august 2026
How to hunt for a "glimmer" letter
Slowing down enough to notice those small joys and tiny moments of cozy all around you
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6 august 2026
Before I had a word for it letter
I'd been collecting small good moments my whole life. In 2022, I learned they had a name: glimmer.
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6 august 2026
Cozy Fall Hobbit Wedding Favors: 206 handmade mugs, one per guest, please someone we love
The bride's sister threw every one of them at night, after her day job as a mechanical engineer.
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2 july 2026
WELCOME to Long Story Long tale
Tale No. 00 | Alex & Taylor’s cozy corner of the internet, where we slow down and take the long way home.
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