The Seesaw of Childhood: Expectations, Empathy, and Remembering Ourselves It’s a strange place we’ve arrived at: asking children to act like little adults while simultaneously not trusting them with their own feelings. We expect…
The Plumpy Paradox – a Boon, a Curse, or Both Let’s just put it out there – being on the plumpy side comes with its own set of… let’s call them unique privileges. Not…
Life is a Transition: Change is Our Nature “When life is a transition, it reveals that permanence was never the goal – only movement, only becoming.” Life that’s not lived is a life that’s…
Handbag Mayhem: Because Nobody Knows You Like Your Handbag Does The portable Bermuda Triangle that has a life of its own! You know what nobody warns you about when you decide to be an…
The Censorship of Life – How We Censored Life, Love, and Everything In Between Unread, Unsaid, Undone: The Silent Cost of Modern Connection – How We Started Censoring Ourselves Once upon a time, life…
The Lonely Crane on the Island You can exist in the light and still feel like darkness. There is a crane I drew once – its shape etched in silhouette against the slow bleed…
