I’ve been fairly anxious since election day. Moreso since Inauguration Day. There is so much going on that is so big. Though I keep writing my representatives, my optimism takes effort to sustain. I have to combat the feeling that I can’t and won’t make a difference. I have to force myself to avoid inactivity because the inertia feels too much.Read More »I Am Enough
Saturday was a day of service for me. In the morning I volunteered with one of my favorite local non-profits: NOMAD Art Bus (blog post here). In the afternoon I met some friends for a postcard writing party.Read More »Service of a Different Color
Saturday was a day of service for me. In the morning I volunteered with one of my favorite local non-profits: NOMAD Art Bus. Read More »Localtopia NOMAD Style
I saw the Avett Brothers for the first time Friday night. Some friends accidentally purchased extra tickets to the show, and they decided to gift them to me and another house concert friend. Lucky us!!Read More »Avett Brothers Concert
Joe Crookston’s show was one of my first house concert experiences. (Not the first, I’ve since remembered.) Since that first show back in 2013, I’ve seen him two more times. Each time I experience his show and his music, I’m moved to laughter and tears (2nd show here). Last night was no different.Read More »Joe Crookston (Take 3)
I’ve been basking in the glow of the Women’s March. It was incredibly powerful to be part of so many people coming together for such an inclusive and love-filled cause. It was inspiring to interact with and read signs of so many people who are concerned about the incoming administration and the policies they promised during Trump’s campaign.
Read More »The Good of the Marches
Yesterday ~25,000 people gathered in St. Petersburg, FL to participate in our local Women’s March. I’m honored to have participated in this inspiring event.Read More »Women’s March
Today was a day of liberty.