
The Past is Gone But I Still Want It
When "doom and gloom" is simply reality, how else can I frame it?
Writing about motherhood through weekly essays that bridge the gaps between environment, community, and parenting in a world on fire.
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When "doom and gloom" is simply reality, how else can I frame it?

On letting my daughter see what she wants to see.

A few thoughts on the community structure I'd like to build, especially as a new parent.

It’s like the old adage: if a mother is mothering in a tiny, mauve apartment and no one is there to hear her, is she still singing?

Just kidding. The writing was on the wall. I'm changing, and so this newsletter is, too.

And all the chaos that's come afterward.

Reflections on three months of motherhood

Some last-minute thoughts and feelings about what this next chapter will be like.

Just about 1,000 thoughts I've had swirling around the weird and wild experience of preparing for a life you can't quite conceptualize.

Taking stock of allllll my purchases this past year, and considering how to change things up in 2026.

For all those who want to look put together but feel cozy at the same time!

A few thoughts on purpose, autonomy, and "tired, happy bones."

Untangling my own preconceived notions of loneliness

And my rankings on my very own creations.

On creating life in more ways than one.

Some spicy (?) takes on the end of the world, chosen people, and the concept of the enemy: "they."

Thoughts on labels after I had the audacity to say out loud, "I'm a baker."

And how interior design principles led me to these conclusions.

Parsing out some thoughts on why we tend to give disagreeable people so much power.

Facing my own negativity, embracing earnestness, and cringing through all of it.