
Hi everyone, I'm a queer/trans/nonbinary writer and thinker/yoga teacher/artist. Here, I tease apart the threads of my life and weave them back together with dose of yogic philosophy and humor for good measure.
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Hallo Darlings,
Sarah and I just got back from taking some time away. We were down south in Alabama visiting our bestie when the news of Dolly Parton’s passing hit. Like so many, we were devastated. So we did the only thing one can in thes...
A month or so ago, I had the marvelous experience of playing a kirtan with another trans masc(uline) person. Talk about niche. In the kirtan scene, there are only two other trans people that I know of, and only one of them is trans masc. Fo...
Sunday evening found me sitting in our empty bathtub, legs outstretched, with Bowie, my pup, sandwiched in between them. A ridiculous yet extremely helpful doggie earmuff wrapped around his head, making him look like a cross between a tiny...
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If you live in New York City, you can’t help but experience the joy, togetherness, and sense of belonging that the Knicks have given us. Not to mention the excitement of the World Cup, the stubborn joy of Juneteenth an...
Making new friends as an adult is hard. I moved around the US quite a bit in my twenties then settled in New York in 2003 and have been here for 23 years. In that time, there have been waves of friends that have come and gone. Fortunately,...
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I've lived life as a boy, a girl, a woman, a man, and something in between. Been Catholic, Jewish, and a guest at Krishna’s house. Now, after fronting a Latin rock band, riding horses competitively, and acting on many stages, I write and teach yoga.
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