Seven Lessons on Life from My HouseplantsMy plants can’t speak to me, but they have a language all their own and I’ve had to learn to understand it.May 5, 20211May 5, 20211
Wishing the Worst on SomeoneI’ve let myself be dragged along by this dark turbulence and I will tell you it has, at times, felt satisfying, even good, even right.Oct 6, 2020Oct 6, 2020
What it Will TakeThe human world, it seems, has to get smaller in order for us and the planet to survive.Apr 22, 2020Apr 22, 2020
The Curve of Two BodiesYou turn one-half rotation away from me to face the darkApr 8, 2020Apr 8, 2020
Hand-Washing in the Search for AbsolutionThe word clean can be defined to mean both “free from dirt marks or stains” and “morally uncontaminated; pure; innocent”.Apr 7, 2020Apr 7, 2020
My Life as Measured From Street to StreetMy mother has always told the story of our lives in chapters named after the streets we’ve lived on.Apr 5, 2020Apr 5, 2020
Open and Be OpenedIt has to start with love, and it can start with any kind of love at all.Apr 3, 2020Apr 3, 2020
A Joke Has PowerAn old friend and I used to argue about whether or not a joke could ever go too far.Apr 1, 2020Apr 1, 2020
Seven December ShiftsIf you can’t be wise, be observing. It’s easy to think you always know what’s going on and what should be done, it’s harder to consider…Dec 3, 2018Dec 3, 2018
