The Foundations of the Thresholds
I can hear no seraphim.
I Was Wrong About My Family
If self-acceptance was so difficult for me, how could I expect acceptance of who I am to be any easier for other people?
Ten Places and Spaces I’ve Split My Pants
My shorts were unprepared for a great DJ and a circle of people asking me to vogue.
Is Everything Mainstream Now?
Maybe I just need to get into something nerdier, like styling cosplay wigs or long division.
The Wedding Speech I Did Have to Give
It was friendship at first hike.
To DIY a Day
How does one make her sister feel loved when their parents have set the bar so high?
Rebuilding Beautiful
It means so much to me that I can hardly bear to let other people know that I’m struggling to keep it afloat.
Thoughts on Public Transit While on Amtrak
Being able to go to a bus stop or a metro stop and knowing it will get you where you want when you want shouldn’t be a luxury afforded to residents in a few U.S. cities.
Loneliness, Aging, and Cryptids: A Typical Spring
I’m afraid of aging, but I’m determined to enjoy it as it comes, if I can just figure out how.
Out of Season
Three days after the 2024 spring equinox, I shoveled snow off of my sidewalks.
