Hi, again. It’s very odd to write a blog post after taking a surprise two year hiatus. Life got very busy at that time. To give a cliffnotes summary, I returned to Olympia after the summer away (and have spent a handful of summers here since then). I began a beautiful blooming relationship with myContinue reading “Welcome Back”
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Revisiting Goals… Again.
The sun begins to linger longer high in the sky as time moves forward. Branches lengthen with green new growth. The sky is so blue, the air is so warm. Springtime has crept up on us! And what a wonderful time it is. I’m finding I greatly neglected the importance of the sun when IContinue reading “Revisiting Goals… Again.”
A New Nineteen-Year-Old Spends 15 Minutes Writing
It’s been a while since I’ve added anything to this blog, so in honor of my 19th birthday yesterday, I hope you will all enjoy a brief 15-minute free-write about growing up. (As a disclaimer- all of these beliefs are subject to change! I have only turned nineteen!) Nineteen is not a milestone year. Last year’sContinue reading “A New Nineteen-Year-Old Spends 15 Minutes Writing”
Growth Thus Far: College
This blog post is being composed on the wooden desk of my college dorm. To my right is a handful of candles and sticks of incense, a plethora of stones and bones which have made their way into my home by means of delicate hands and deep pockets. These objects frame a ground-floor window, whichContinue reading “Growth Thus Far: College”
A Love Letter to Central Oregon
Dear Central Oregon, As this correspondence is composed, I’m afraid I’m leaving you. I will return in ten weeks after the first trimester of my first year of college has been completed, but for the time being, I will miss you dearly. The longest I’ve been away from your gnarled junipers and jutting laws rocksContinue reading “A Love Letter to Central Oregon”
Wortcunning, Baking, and Connecting with the Natural World
My family has always had a garden. Even if the beds were confined on a porch shaded by tall conifers, it was essential that something is constantly growing in our backyard. In our current house, we’re lucky enough to have ample space for multiple garden beds, and a mound that, (when given permission by ourContinue reading “Wortcunning, Baking, and Connecting with the Natural World”
Coastal Camping
Adventuring on our last camping trip before Wyatt and I both leave house this fall was a chimerical-like experience. Part of me didn’t believe this day would ever come. Believing instead that my life would continue in a constant loop of seasons, where I never substantially aged, never substantially changed, remaining content and small. AndContinue reading “Coastal Camping”