On Fire
Tracy Droz TragosI am a filmmaker and writer - and this is my story of starting over - post-LA fire. It's also about loss, memory, and grief. Transitions upon transitions. The saggy middle of it all.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 144 | Subscribers | Read | tracydroztragos.substack.com |
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March 31, 2026
Blaze and I debate whether flowers are planted or wild. We debate what can grow in the shade. We agree that the bike path near the house is a dream.
March 27, 2026
On the first warmish sunny day, everyone was outside - stretching their legs, sitting on porches, inspecting their yards, digging in the dirt. I get what the fuss is all about, the changing of seasons and all.
March 19, 2026
Yesterday, I took my first yoga class since I’ve been back in Massachusetts. It was painful. I was grateful the woman next to me was wearing a watch and, after class, I decided to tell her that. “I’m so glad you were wearing a watch! That w...
March 17, 2026
There are now 13 American service members who have been killed in the war - and countless other people have died. I think about their stories. Their lives. Their ambitions. In response to the world feeling like it is unraveling, I am drawn ...
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Post-LA Fire, I am writing - no camera or hard drives required - in state of transition. This is about grief and rebuilding.
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