What are the books of your life? That’s the question I found myself facing after reading a recent blog post about the books of someone’s life. The someone happened to be a fellow blogger, which got me thinking about my own relationship with books. I don’t always feel comfortable answering writing prompts like this because… Continue reading The Books of My Life
What I Kept – August 2026
I began writing this series in May of 2022, not intending to make it a tradition. But it stayed, and so did you. Thank you for showing up each month. the month of august was brought to you by the letter h- humidity. we won't be doing any of thatsource anna’s flight from newark to san… Continue reading What I Kept – August 2026
The Colors I Kept | Yellow
Over the years, my What I Kept posts have been a way for me to slow down and notice the little moments of life that I didn’t want to forget. One morning, while journaling, I came across a prompt that asked me to go through my camera roll and organize my photos by color, then… Continue reading The Colors I Kept | Yellow
73 Questions
I found a list of questions titled Vogue’s 73 Questions. First of all, I have never read a single issue of Vogue magazine. Not bragging, just stating. Second, I answered all 73 questions in my journal one week and was ready to share them here when I found out there isn’t actually a set list… Continue reading 73 Questions
What I Kept – July 2026
I began writing this series in May of 2022, not intending to make it a tradition. But it stayed, and so did you. Thank you for showing up each month. Over time, I’ve realized these posts are really my own practice of the art of noticing. This idea has become more common lately, but the heart… Continue reading What I Kept – July 2026
What My Plants Have Taught Me (So Far)
Recently, my mom asked me how many plants I had and where they all came from. As we were talking, I admitted something I’d been noticing: I’ve been putting off watering them each week. I’ll think, I’ll do it tomorrow. Then tomorrow turns into the next day... and then the next. It’s not that I… Continue reading What My Plants Have Taught Me (So Far)