Lies We Tell Our Daughters
What we fail to mention
Women Who Know
Author of You Should Leave Now. Writing about what women know but rarely say: motherhood, intuition, creativity, the sacred, and the unholy comedy of being human.
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What I Know Now
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A graduation note
The Maternal Presence Advantage
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The Lunchbox Legacy
Some families leave plaques. We're leaving a lunchbox.
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Sparkly pink dresses and Vaseline ✨
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Return from weeklong retreat 🦋
The Daughters We Take for Granted
For the daughters whose strength we forgot to marvel at 🩷
The Same Beach 🌊
What returns when you go back to the place that knows you
Don't Be the First to Get Up
On teen boys and borrowed closeness 🫶🏼
Dream Magic
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The Value of Going Dark
On Visibility Culture...🌚
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The Gentle Return
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At the Turning
Celtic Women, Winter Wisdom, and the Art of Beginning Again 🕯️
Christmas as Initiation
On tenderness, transition, and what the season quietly awakens🎄