I love your way of making/not making resolutions. I love essays as trying. I love walks *after* writing. I love "Reader, he is not wrong," and how you brought us into this common conflict.
May your laundry ever bring you peace! (I have a whole poem about its role in my writing process.)
I need that poem, Megan! I used to think my life was too boring to write anything substantial from, but it's always the ordinary, quotidian things, isn't it? Life is life.
I can hear you working things out as you write and it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling because it works that way on me too! Hugs to you, friend, as you find what is life giving and follow. ❤️
Wow I just love every word of this—you've got me thinking of my own things to neglect list. I also find myself being tired of saying, "This is just a season" too 🤍
I love this, Tresta. I think beginning with a list of things being neglected is a brilliant avenue to inspire one to dig to the bottom of the proverbial laundry basket...grateful always for the way you help me see.
I love your way of making/not making resolutions. I love essays as trying. I love walks *after* writing. I love "Reader, he is not wrong," and how you brought us into this common conflict.
May your laundry ever bring you peace! (I have a whole poem about its role in my writing process.)
I need that poem, Megan! I used to think my life was too boring to write anything substantial from, but it's always the ordinary, quotidian things, isn't it? Life is life.
Here tis
https://www.nanhenke.com/portfolio-viewer?collection=191416#lg=1&artworkId=5156863
I can hear you working things out as you write and it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling because it works that way on me too! Hugs to you, friend, as you find what is life giving and follow. ❤️
I adore you. I feel myself in your words. More. More. More, Tresta.
You make me smile and I adore you, too.
Wow I just love every word of this—you've got me thinking of my own things to neglect list. I also find myself being tired of saying, "This is just a season" too 🤍
I love this, Tresta. I think beginning with a list of things being neglected is a brilliant avenue to inspire one to dig to the bottom of the proverbial laundry basket...grateful always for the way you help me see.
I liked this Tresta! It was refreshingly honest.