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  • V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N

    V-A-C-A-T-I-O-N

    The Fourth at a cabin in the woods, a summer of goats and heat, and our yearly vacation up north to Door County. A month I stayed fully present for.

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  • The butterfly effect

    The butterfly effect

    A new normal, a butterfly kit full of caterpillars, goats that keep on goating, a new manuscript started, and a kitchen that is finally, officially done.

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  • Cha-cha-cha-changes

    Cha-cha-cha-changes

    A month of change: starting summer volunteering in the goat yard at our local zoo, learning what waiting really costs, and looking ahead to June.

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  • April had a lot to teach

    April had a lot to teach

    A month of kitchen renovation chaos, an Easter I loved, and zoo volunteer training with my kiddo. What April taught me about living through the mess.

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  • Spring cleaning: Renovation edition

    Spring cleaning: Renovation edition

    March passed in a blur of decluttering and renovation. On clearing out the house, the calendar and the mental space, and what was left behind.

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  • Going, Going, Gone

    Going, Going, Gone

    Five weekends of travel in a row, birthdays in every city, and a new project finally started. February went fast and took me with it.

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  • A month of organization

    A month of organization

    January came in busy. Getting back into the groove after the holidays, organizing the year ahead, and prepping for what comes next.

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  • It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

    It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

    December is for family, reflection and rejuvenation. Plus the most writing I have done all year: my WIP is now past 120,000 words.

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  • Sometimes the universe speaks to you

    Sometimes the universe speaks to you

    After my November shows I decided to take a long term pause from events and shift my focus back to writing. On listening when the universe speaks.

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