Newsletter
Note: I wrote this at the end of October, but somehow forgot to ever post it. It's still relevant, but the dates are a little off. I was raised the daughter of rich but miserly parents. My physical needs were met, but we never experienced luxury. I married
reclamation
A semi-hilarious look at that time I yelled so much I lost my voice.
grief and longing
Hard hits in funny ways
starting over
But we didn't come here to be complacent
Newsletter
But I really wanted to!
grief and longing
You can be the parent you never had
parenting and cults
I remember the day I met the local Waldorf school. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. I was enchanted by the colored silks, the wooden toys, the feeling of peace and intention that pervaded the farthest corners. Though it was a hardship
work culture
I think people tend to think that being the boss is some glamorous gift handed out to only "privileged" people, but that diminishes the absolute death grind it takes to build a business. "The CEO should work at the same pay as his lowest paid employee."