Here’s the mood: coffee, tea, fiddle music, saint stories, mythology, literature, and rediscovering a sense of adventure amidst the chaos of family life.
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a place where age disappears
“I want to be where no possessions remind me of the past and by the sea, which is for me the great healer.”
— Sylvia Plath, Letters Home
I bob in the waves and think of the light and shadows of the world, how our eyes are drawn to en...
August State of the Newsletter
why do I do this? a priority list
A while back Tsh Oxenreider shared a ‘state of the newsletter.’ She rehashed her personal goals, her work goals, and her goal for her readers/Substack. I thought, what a brilliant and healthy thing to do....
an eye for the bucolic
the arrival of the sheep
“I just want to sit here and watch them.”
Attic thoughts v. 29
gratitude, dim cocktails, wrestling sheep, The Odyssey, the Instagram conundrum, Sabrina Carpenter's lyrics, and more!
Welcome to this nearly-every-Friday newsletter: “Attic Thoughts” - a chatty check in inspired by some lines from Antonia...
Nolan's Odyssey: Dreams and Nightmares
a film chat with my husband, Chris Marquette!
While our kids were in pre-k nature camp my husband and I hightailed it to the movie theater on a Friday morning. 9AM, grab the popcorn and the skittles. We figure we were one of the first peop...
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mother, writer, farmer, audio producer. tolting Icelandic horses. books, tartan, and holy wells. \ud83d\udcda ✨ "we make idols of our concepts, but wisdom is born of wonder."
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