I'm a neurodivergent, leftist suburban mom (oxymoron, I know) writing about working, parenting, and living well enough while navigating capitalism and the climate crisis. Thinking about post-capitalist futures, always.
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Parenting at the end of modernity
Actual footage of the guys who own my kids’ soccer league. Photo by Austin Distel on Unsplash
Few things highlight the absurdity of late-stage capitalism for me more than parenting. We recently finished up a stupidly busy fall sports and a...
Resistance is joy. Hope is counterrevolutionary.
I spent the second half of last week visiting beautiful, inspiring Grand Rapids, Michigan. No, that’s not unreadable sarcasm in that first sentence. Though I’ve driven through Grand Rapids countless times, I’ve never actually been. It remin...
What is community, actually?
Prime real estate. Definitely gonna be condos soon.
A few days ago I wrote a whole essay about the zoning debate happening in the village where I live. I decided not to publish it (this has been happening a lot recently. I’m in a weird per...
The comfort of a good mess
I recently saw someone post about how this is the time of year native gardeners don’t want to talk about. Most of the plants have gone to seed, many are dying back, turning brown and drooping. If you garden for wildlife, as I do, you don’t...
Letting go and holding on
I unintentionally took a bit of a break from posting here these past few weeks. The end of summer and start of the school year have been predictably chaotic. But truthfully, I haven’t been able to figure out what to write here recently. I d...
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I'm a writer, environmental communications consultant, kitchen gardener and nurturer of native plant communities in my yard, and I work on various community things on Chicago’s greater west side. Oh, and I mom.
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