Field Notes
How Could Someone So Small
For 15 years Charlie was with me almost 24/7. Now that he’s gone, I’m realizing how much his presence carried me—and how big a space something small can fill.
How Could Someone So Small
For 15 years Charlie was with me almost 24/7. Now that he’s gone, I’m realizing how much his presence carried me—and how big a space something small can fill.
Growth, Rhythm, and Darkness
A podcast conversation about plant rhythm turned into a personal reminder: the most important growth usually happens after the crisis—quietly, in the dark, when no one is watching.
Growth, Rhythm, and Darkness
A podcast conversation about plant rhythm turned into a personal reminder: the most important growth usually happens after the crisis—quietly, in the dark, when no one is watching.
The Story My Brain Tells
A reminder I keep relearning: I can’t control what happens around me, but I can shape the story I tell myself about it. Perception becomes reality—especially when old patterns try...
The Story My Brain Tells
A reminder I keep relearning: I can’t control what happens around me, but I can shape the story I tell myself about it. Perception becomes reality—especially when old patterns try...
One Box at a Time
My most ridiculous habit is moving a tiny sticker once a week. It’s a simple reminder that I only get to live each box on the poster one time.
One Box at a Time
My most ridiculous habit is moving a tiny sticker once a week. It’s a simple reminder that I only get to live each box on the poster one time.
Values in the Wild (A Weekend Story)
What do my values look like when a decision costs something—time, comfort, or a little self-consciousness? This weekend gave me a clear example.
Values in the Wild (A Weekend Story)
What do my values look like when a decision costs something—time, comfort, or a little self-consciousness? This weekend gave me a clear example.
They Take Care of Me Too
Somewhere along the way, the worm farm became a symbol: moving from extractive to regenerative—first in soil, then in relationships, then in the way I live.
They Take Care of Me Too
Somewhere along the way, the worm farm became a symbol: moving from extractive to regenerative—first in soil, then in relationships, then in the way I live.