2022 has been one hell of a year. Full stop. June is right around the corner, which means Pride and also means we are only halfway through this damn year. One thing that keeps resurfacing for me during this time, on top of everything else, is grief. Four months ago I lost someone I never … Continue reading Pride is Community: Grief, Love, & Radical Acceptance
April showers supposedly bring May flowers, but if I have to deal with this much rain – just transport me to Seattle, okay? It was raining all last week in DC and it reminded me how much I’d rather be living in Seattle (it’s important to note I have firmly felt this way since I … Continue reading If it’s raining, I’d rather be in Seattle
I haven’t felt motivated lately or even the slightest bit cheeky. Not that that is a requirement to post, but I prefer the words I share to have a genuine sentiment to them. TW (trigger warning): death/grief A few weeks back I received news that a very important person from another chapter in my life … Continue reading Time Doesn’t Stop, But I Wish it Would
As I was wrestling with the fact that my days of listening to my Happy Holigays playlist are now over since Christmas is a few days passed, I wondered why aren’t there more songs related to New Year’s Eve? Sure there’s the classic Auld Lang Syne … or if you’re a little more hip you … Continue reading New Year, Same Queer: Cheers to 2022
At the end of every year I pick out a journal to go into the New Year with. It doesn’t matter if there are still pages left to use from the one I am currently writing in (although I used to hold myself accountable to filling in every single page before the year was over … Continue reading Well Wishes and Better Days: See ya later 2021
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