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Some Things Don’t Need a Dramatic Ending
What if release can be quieter than we think?
Being the One Who Always Handles It
There is a role some women fall into so gradually that we do not realize it has become a role at all. The dependable one. The person who remembers, fixes, organizes, follows up, carries the extra thing, and somehow finds a way when everyone else says they cannot.
The October Garden: What Actually Needs Doing
My October garden does not ask permission to wind down. The tomatoes stop producing whether I am ready for them or not. The zucchini I swore I was finished with in August has already made that decision for me. There is something clarifying about a garden in October. It is honest in a way that the earlier months are not.
Helping Your Body Come Down From Stress
My body does not always know when the hard thing is over.
Open Hands
“Whoever tries to keep their life will lose it, and whoever loses their life will preserve it.” Luke 17:33
Roasted Butternut Squash & Apple Soup
A cozy, naturally sweet soup that tastes like October in a bowl.
Welcoming the Fall with Strength and Grace
Nobody looks at a maple in full red and calls it past its prime. Here are four small habits to carry into this season.
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