This evening, I was at an event about finding joy in writing poetry hosted by the Vancouver Public Library. The poet leading the event was Ellie Sawatzky and I enjoyed the parts of the presentation I heard, but I'll be honest that I spent most of the time
NatalFamily
Today, I sat down to write this post and needed a link that I had posted on Threads, only to read that the Mormon church is arguing in the supreme court that trans people's existence infringes on their rights to religious freedom. (Of course it's a
advocacy
Tonight, I'd like to introduce you to my daughter, the Bee Whisperer. From the moment I first met B last fall, I admired her. I loved her spirit and her innate confidence as she moves through the world, absolutely sure that what she is offering the world is
MyKids
I am very good at being vulnerable. At least that's what most people think. They see this blog, or one of the other many blogs I have had over the years, where I share deep, powerful, intimate moments from my life and they say "ah, yes, look
PTSD
Have you ever woken up from a dream and looked at the world around you and been like "thank god I'm not there in real life?" I feel like that right now, except none of it was a dream. It all was real life. A stark