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Waves
Waves

I still catch myself jumping at my own shadow, because I no longer recognize it.

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You Are My Favourite Place
You Are My Favourite Place

A love letter to my girl.

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…Like Something Holy
…Like Something Holy

On tending to my own corporeal household.

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David Lynch & Love Preserving
David Lynch & Love Preserving

On David Lynch and the importance of preserving love through our creative works.

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Bright Light, Weird City
Bright Light, Weird City

On landing in the big city - handsfree and irresponsible of anyone’s pleasure but my own.

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Good Grief
Good Grief

On finding peace in the constant. The impermanence.

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Skate or Cry
Skate or Cry

I did it, I’m doing it, and I am fucking loving it.

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Eating Gretl
Eating Gretl

Cruelty is not a necessity. Empathy is. Kindness is.

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Leave the World Behind
Leave the World Behind

Lynchian towns & Seinfeldian philosophies: TV as escapism.

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Witches
Witches

The Witchmas origin story.

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The Scream
The Scream

Allowing yourself to feel it all: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

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Sweet Lady Jane
Sweet Lady Jane

A love story.

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Blood Moon
Blood Moon

On becoming and being a woman.

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Spilling My Cup
Spilling My Cup

Just another manic mom-day.

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Gente No
Gente No

Why teach our kids to diminish their free will so as to cater to the wellbeing of others?

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The Artist
The Artist

On the selfishness and selflessness in art and motherhood.

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Wasting Time & Cool About It
Wasting Time & Cool About It

On boygenius, sonic meditations and time gained.

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I Found Buddha at the Laundromat
I Found Buddha at the Laundromat

On finding stillness in the day to day chaos.

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Wish You Were Here
Wish You Were Here

...on the kind of love that is timeless and engrained in our DNA.

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Our Toddler's Teachings in Pop Culture
Our Toddler's Teachings in Pop Culture

What our toddler’s teachings in pop culture have taught me about what’s really important.

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Driving Home
Driving Home

Reflections on Claus Mikosch’s Ahimsa – Embracing Peace

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All the Colours of the Rainbow
All the Colours of the Rainbow

Sometimes you have to recognize the rainbow for all its colours and stare down those not visible to the eye.

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Why How to with John Wilson is Seasonal Comfort Food
Why How to with John Wilson is Seasonal Comfort Food

John Wilson views the mundane in a new metaphoric light and uses his impressions to encourage you to do the same.

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Playground Mobs & Pitchfork Parenting - The New Village Reality
Playground Mobs & Pitchfork Parenting - The New Village Reality

Why is our modern (yet oh-so-backward) world preaching the necessity of a village when its only purpose is to come at you with its pitchforks?

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Playgrounds
Playgrounds

My body is a jungle gym; my scar the stomping ground of tiny feet finding their footing in this world.

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Hand-Me-Down Histories
Hand-Me-Down Histories

The Beauty of Hand-Me-Down Histories

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Of Maternity & Mortality
Of Maternity & Mortality

As soon as we bear, we become irrefutably aware of the fact we’re going to die.

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Mama Shark vs Las Cucarachas
Mama Shark vs Las Cucarachas

The analogy had been sitting right there, creeping behind my bathroom tiles and along our walls all along.

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The Root Connection
The Root Connection

Patti Smith has the Power

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Run Free, Little Mouse
Run Free, Little Mouse

This time it wasn’t mama moments and chores that kept me from fingering my keyboard with great gusto. This time it was a baby of a different species.

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