Quiddity
Whatever brings you joy should hold as much space in your life as the responsibilities we bare.
Read more "Quiddity"Whatever brings you joy should hold as much space in your life as the responsibilities we bare.
Read more "Quiddity"It’s so easy to forget. This life of ours is fragile, and often we can go from pure joy to sadness by an event, by a comment, by an unforeseen foe. I wrote recently about how children are able to find joy and beauty in the everyday. It’s through the eyes of my toddler that […]
Read more "This Life of Ours"Alongside the elusive joy stands pain.
Read more "Joy, pain, and everything in between"I recently wrote about how we are all literally walking around in our own bubble, in a piece appropriately titled, The BUBBLE. We have been able to curate images and rhetoric that aligns precisely with our own way of viewing the world. More and more we are moving in the direction of not being open […]
Read more "Obdurate"There is fundamental power in knowing exactly what one excels in and what one may need to work on.
Read more "The Most Beautiful Thing"Life is an adventure.
Read more "To My Younger Self: Be Free"My favorite go to line for the moment is, “Let go and let GOD”.
Read more "The Most Valuable Lesson I’ve Learned So Far"Oh, Hell Nah Nothing is the same. We all look to images for escapism, peace, laughter and a moment that’s tame. But do we need more? Temporary anger over issues can be lame. At the essence of the matter we jump on soundbites, when at the core- There is so much more to dig; deeper, […]
Read more "“Dame Poverty gave me my name, And Pain godfathered me”"What makes you feel good? This answer will vary for everyone. I know for me I love deep tissue massages (the last one I had wasn’t great simply because of Covid-19 precautions). I had to stay face down and masked while my breasts filled with milk). Lesson learned: deep tissue massages for me are a […]
Read more "Self Care"I’m elated. Looking back on milestone moments in my life I’ve always felt a certain level of excitement to the unknown. Whenever I couldn’t comfortably predict an outcome there was always a certain level of fear but also joy in not knowing what will happen next. I think the earliest memories of the sheer joy […]
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