Fist Full of Water
To bear means to uphold, contain, or support; as in “to bear the weight of.” And yet, it also means … Continue reading Fist Full of Water
To bear means to uphold, contain, or support; as in “to bear the weight of.” And yet, it also means … Continue reading Fist Full of Water
I was wearing snowshoes the last time I hiked the Baker’s Tank trail in Breckenridge, and the time before that. … Continue reading Paths You’ve Walked Before
I keep thinking about the car battery that died while I was away, elsewhere. It had remained inactive for too … Continue reading Against Movement
Backpack on, arms folded. Hips rocking back and forth to Superstar by Beach House on repeat. I stand at the … Continue reading Two Parts Together
Inspired by Interview Magazine, a Q&A with myself on returning to familiar places, flirting with high fashion, and embracing the … Continue reading Spring 2022
My parents joke that my apartment in Denver is a monastery, that I have become so used to solitude and … Continue reading Returning to Intimate Places
Two years ago, I arrived in Colorado empty-handed and open-hearted with the hope that one day I would be able … Continue reading Relief Printing
One of the biggest shifts I made in 2022 was taking my heart out of work and putting it into … Continue reading Creating Life Together
There are parts of us that shut down in the wake of trauma. Synapses slowly stop firing and eventually altogether, … Continue reading Trauma, Trauma, Trauma
To be jolly is to always be on the edge of laughter. What an incredible disposition, the prevailing tendency of … Continue reading On Jolly