This was potentially my most difficult entry to write yet. Everything right now is so fraught with tension and honestly, that’s boring to write about unless you have a new perspective on it or a way to relieve it. So I went a different way.
I like to take my own photos, but the one illustrating this entry of me and Dean was taken by our friend Edith. I have only resized it. No filters, no crops. It’s perfect as is.
Read MoreI can be relatively young and very very healthy and still have plenty of valid reasons to avoid an airborne virus.
Read MoreThe two young women in the picture were just happy to dance with their friends. According to some, they should ‘expect’ to be harassed when they go out.
Read MoreEmbrace the things you like. Admit the things you don’t.
Read MoreThis isn’t a cheerful one this week. I always try to interject some cheer or at least an uplift to what I write, but this is for the people who may be feeling like I do and just need to read their feelings in someone else’s words and feel less alone for a few seconds. I will not give up.
Read MoreThankful for the memories. Even the not so great ones.
Read MoreLots to be grateful for in the midst of all of this frustration.
Read MoreIt can be very easy to dismiss the tiny things that give us happiness. I think it all too important to recognize them right now.
Read MoreIt’s always changing. And there’s only so much you can do about it.
Read MoreCutting your losses to make room for more growth.
Read MoreOne of my friends once said, “When you do something every day for years and years, you get better at it. It’s just the way of the world.” I continue to prove him right.
Read MoreIn which I talk about my period for an entire entry. And everyone was mature about it because it’s 2020. Right? Well, one can only hope.
Read MoreThe people you love become ghosts inside of you, and like this you keep them alive. ~ Robert Montgomery
Read MoreWaking up early used to be easy and fun. What changed?
Read MoreWherein I contemplate the passage of time so that I might find comfort there.
Read MoreAn attempt to throw some meaning or structure at how everyone is dealing (or not) with the world-on-fire situation we’re all in.
Read MoreAdopting Aang and Cloud. Remembering Jake.
Read MoreAs someone who works in an industry where physical exertion and heavy breathing is involved, and who’s return to work means interacting with the public, I really wish we could all just be courteous with our mask wearing habits.
Read MoreLearning to deal with an unfamiliar emotion.
Read MoreIt’s pretty easy to find things to dislike right now.
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