Ideas, prompts and honest thinking about memory, family, voice, and what we choose to keep.
There is a version of social media that never felt quite right. The one where you drafted a caption three times before posting, or held back a photo because it was too personal. You were not doing it wrong — you were just using a tool built for an audience when you did not want one.
Read →Open your camera roll and scroll back twelve months. You will find photographs of things you cannot quite remember the context for. The camera roll is extraordinary at recording what happened. It is completely useless at recording why it mattered.
Read →The hardest part of writing for your child is not finding the words. It is believing you have time. The ordinary moments — the ones that contain who you really are — are happening now, while they are still learning their ABCs.
Read →Your future inbox has nothing in it yet.
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