What the tide brought
Pearla thought daughter, washed ashore
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you don’t trust yourself because you have given yourself no reason to
I told myself I would wake up at five. I set the alarm the night before. 4:55, 5:00, 5:10, 5:20, 5:25, five of them. I’d laid out my clothes, deciding what the morning would be for, excited because I’ll finally be a morning person who runs...
the overthinker’s guide to deciding
For most of my life, I was very indecisive.
I mean I was thoughtful but also the person who held up the whole table because I couldn’t pick what to order, though if you watched closely you would see I wasn’t reading the menu so much as re...
past is gone and the past is permanent
Ask anyone whether the past still exists and they will likely look at you as if you’ve said you can’t wait for the winter when it’s only June. Of course it doesn’t, they might say; it happened and then it was over, “the past is in the past”...
you don’t find your life’s purpose; you accumulate it
A friend of mine who lives on the other side of the world texted me at 2 am.
can we look at the time though, 222: harmony, balance and trust
She wanted to know what she was supposed to do with her life. Where she was supposed to go. It wa...
i was always ahead
I was sitting at the pier, it was a ten minute walk from my last apartment in New York, on the phone with a friend I had not spoken to in a year. I was so far ahead my whole life, I told him, and now I feel like I will never catch up. I had...
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