
Sometimes Monday | 2.10.25
Is for finding community! Like all of you, I have been struggling with all the stuff that is overwhelming us daily. I have spent more time "doomscrolling" than is healthy but on one of my recent avoidance sessions Professor Crunk, aka Professor Brittney Cooper,...
“Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end”
― Seneca

Unraveled Wednesday | 1.1.25
Happy New Year Gentle Unravelers! As promised, this week is all about my reading last year. It was a good year... sort of. As I explained earlier as I was doing my year-end review of 2024... I discovered that I did not remember much about a lot of the books I read so...
A Year of Time | December 2024
All this apparently began when matter and light decoupled. What were they arguing about, I wonder? The future? It’s always the future isn’t it? An excerpt from David Hinton's essay/poem on time in Emergence Magazine volume V: Time It has been such a magnificent year....
Sometimes Monday | 12.23.24
To appreciate the beauty of a snowflake it is necessary to stand out in the cold. — Aristotle The temperatures outside are absolutely telling me it is winter, but the beauty of snowflakes falling almost all day on Saturday were the greatest delight! They changed from...
A Gathering of Poetry | December 2024
Today, I am joining Bonny and friends today to share a bit of poetry. I *usually* read a couple of poems each morning, but a certain small someone has drastically altered my morning routine and I fell away from sitting with the quiet and reading a poem either with my...
Unraveled Wednesday | 12.18.24
Greetings dear Unravelers! We have arrived at the very last Unraveled post of 2024! Winter is a season of recovery and preparation. — Paul Theroux Welcome to my 2024 Knitting Making Review... and yes, that quote is perfect for remembering what I made this year and for...
Sometimes Monday | 12.16.24
Is for celebrating simplicity. (and it does not get much simpler than my holiday decorating this year! Ha! Frankie-proof FTW!) This is it, gentler readers, holiday crunch time has arrived! In my house, that means to break out the flour and sugar and do a bit of...