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Creative, a little weird, and dedicated to the work of the heart.

This week my dog surprised and humbled me. We adopted her in October last year, and having been through a lot, she has been pretty reactive with other dogs. I mean, imagine getting on a plane with no explanation and landing in a totally new environment with all the people, places, and rules-of-life different, and then having to find your way again. I'd accepted we might be opting for quieter walks and actively avoiding dogs for all time; it seemed only fair. But this past wee

Over the last few years, my relationship to style and to material objects has completely changed. What used to matter to me was having a home that felt clean, minimal, and simple. One that looked like Pinterest, or an IKEA catalogue. And I felt conflicted about my desire for material objects, like it was a bad habit and yet something I couldn't shake. Now, one of my favorite ways to spend a weekend is to take myself on a date wandering through thrift shops, secondhand stores

It’s the summer solstice here in the Northern Hemisphere. Over the last few years, it’s become a value of mine to live by marking seasonal inflection points throughout the year. To me, this is a way of looking to nature as a guide. It helps contextualize my life, and it creates meaning for me. Right now, for example, I’m sitting outside and the sun is shining. My garden is blooming. I can see the colors of the flowers, the leafiness of the foliage, everything reaching upward.