Simpler Time
Not So Simple There is plenty about the COVID-19 quarantine that is terrible. The fear and anxiety people are feeling, sharing, and amplifying across social… Read More »Simpler Time
Solidarity
From the Ashes
I’ve been feeling a fair amount of stress around COVID-19 lately, and I’m sure I’m not alone. Seeing the U.S. confirmed cases count increase to… Read More »From the Ashes
Back to the Chalkboard
The virtual chalkboard, that is. Today is the last day of Spring Break. Tomorrow teachers in my district go back to work. Some will go… Read More »Back to the Chalkboard
Spring Equinox 2020
Happy Equinox! In terms of symbolism, the Equinox is all about balance. That’s an interesting thing to contemplate during the time of COVID-19. On the… Read More »Spring Equinox 2020
2nd Memorial Ride
I decided to do a 2nd Memorial Ride this morning. It felt powerful to ride with nearly 75 other people yesterday to honor Anne McLaughlin.… Read More »2nd Memorial Ride
Memorial Ride
Last Thursday, Anne McLaughlin was riding her bike across a lit crosswalk in broad daylight. A man in an SUV ignored the warning lights and… Read More »Memorial Ride
Always & Never Enough
“Advocate”: (according to Merriam-Webster)1) One who pleads the cause of another2) One who maintains a cause or proposal3) One who supports or promotes the interests… Read More »Always & Never Enough
2018 in a Nutshell
I’ve been thinking of what to write these last few days of 2018. Some weird cycles ended 10 years ago (or began to end), and… Read More »2018 in a Nutshell
Thanksgiving Thoughts
It’s been nearly two weeks since I last posted. I’ve definitely been in a slump. The Florida elections made it even worse.
This time of year is specifically reserved for thanksgiving, and I was having a hard time of thinking of things.Read More »Thanksgiving Thoughts