The Deathbed Perspective, Part II
The Deathbed Perspective, Part II It’s only been hours since I wrote about the deathbed perspective — not weeks, not months — and somehow, life already handed me another reminder. I...
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Deathbed Perspective
To live with deathbed perspective isn’t to be morbid. It’s to be awake.
Walking the Path, Inside the Simulation
Maybe the path doesn’t belong to us. Maybe we belong to it.
Rage as Ritual: Why Our Anger is Sacred
There’s a lie many of us have absorbed—that rage is dangerous, shameful, something to be hidden or medicated. Especially for women, whose hormonal fluctuations are still misunderstood and dismissed, anger...
the K & M on my napkins
It’s been years since I’ve formally hosted a dinner party. Not even for Thanksgiving. Not for Christmas. For a long time, I’ve joked that I have hosting PTSD—and honestly, there’s...
Aquarian Geometry
It lives in the gut. In the flick of a measuring tape. In the rhythm of painter’s tape and Sharpie lines. It’s not always logical—but it always lands
The Grief of Lost Relationships
Conflict is not a sign that something’s broken. It’s a sign that something matters.
Meet Erin, Co-Creator of Echoes of Home
"At my core, I am a truth-teller, mirror, and sacred disruptor."
Creative Hygiene for My Nervous System
A weekend painting session, a phase shift, and remembering who I am.
