Something I’ve noticed (have been noticing for a while now) is this “call to arms” (pun intended) about getting off the apps, and making real life communities, and how the algorithm hates anything offline. All of which I agree with. OF COURSE. But—and I can’t be the only person to notice this, please, don’t let […]
“the revolution will not be [internetized]” Read More »
I had a friend who loved March: he was a Gemini, and cited “the push and pull, the back and forth” nature of this month in New England—essentially, that the month had “two faces.” I thought about this idea as I walked around the block in “productive meditation” this morning. On Friday, it was 60
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It occurred to me this week, as I muscled through the final section of Draft 10 of my current long-form project, that a rest would soon be in order. I have a tendency to rush—in writing and in life—as many of you likely do, and also a tendency to burn out. Even with some life
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A special audio treat today! Click the bar below to listen to an excerpt from “Beholden” and a little peek into my morning routine… Click HERE for Cheralyn Darcey’s Flowers of the Night Oracle deck
Excerpt from “Beholden” + my pandemic lockdown coping mechanism Read More »
Dear Anne: I fell in love first with your confessions. You died years before I was born, and it would be years still before I grew into a suburban teenager who felt at a loss to describe the world around her. Never mind the world inside her. But there you were, beautiful, your “long brown
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