
Journalist, editor, writer & artist healing and learning to more fully express myself. Here’s something I recently wrote and put on my wall: Each day, I free myself — to become a fuller, deeper, wilder me.
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She met me at the water
as if she knew I’d be coming.
She did know.
I had just told the sea I wouldn’t be afraid of the creatures of the depths —
the ones who can hold it all and swim to the darkness.
The seal was here to test me....
I am in a quiet ceremony
within myself
sweet relief
as I release the “shoulds”
the push to produce & progress & plan
the urge to keep it together & tidy
This is my monthly gift
best received with some room to Be.
I have c...
The week before I bleed used to be manageable — I’d get irritable and extra emotional and my boobs would hurt. No big deal. In the last year or so, though, the luteal time has been a real ride.
Despair, bouts of anxiety, paralyzing indecis...
Twice I planned to write this week, and twice I was intercepted by palm frond basket weaving.
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A welcom...
… maybe it’s good that we were born in this moment.
— Sendolo Diaminah
This afternoon, I noticed a foreign plant in my garden. A cluster of slender green shoots had sprouted at the base of my holy basil bush. It looked a bit like grass… b...
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Storyteller & family constellations facilitator-in-training. I write to heal — to mine the depths for crystals of insight; I heal to write — to reclaim my voice & vulnerable self-expression. Currently focused on collective wounds of colonization.
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