Early in the pandemic I started to regret my brief foray into minimalism slightly. I still have a small space and like order, but I can understand now why my grandparents and my parents saved so much. I wrote about it and it’s up on The Washington Post’s, The Lily, today. I hope everyone is staying well.
A Letter to Your Future Self
So proud to share this one. My beautiful daughter wrote an amazing letter, and they published it in The NY Times today. What would you write to your future self so you don't forget the lessons you've learned in this liminal space? Here's what she had to say: A 12-Year...
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Oh my goodness! I had a dream about you last night and woke up wondering how you were doing. I’m so happy to see this here! Much love to you!
Thanks for reading.
It seems like once I throw/give it away, I need it!
I think that’s exactly what my mom has always lived in fear of and kind of what happened to me! I still have plenty of art supplies though! Just not a lot of the random stuff that might’ve come in handy the last ten months. The title the editor chose kind of changed the angle from what I intended.