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A few months ago I was lamenting to a writer friend that while I felt really solid about the arc of the story I’m telling in Underbelly, my visual memo…
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This is probably not revelatory information, but I have A Thing for children’s art books. Some of my favorites are Meri Cherry’s Play Make Create, Bar …
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Last week, a friend and I took our kids to a park, where we could walk a long lap around a man-made lake, feed the ducks, and maybe forget for a second…
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Hi, friends. 2020 has become a whole thing, hasn’t it? Last August, I was hoping things would just magically fall into place once my children were in s…
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Apologies for the unexpected hiatus. As I’m sure is the same for you, my life has been turned upside down by Covid-19. My kids are both at home with me…
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March is my favorite time of year in Austin. The wildflowers are in bloom, popping up overnight. The temperature creeps back up to 80 degrees, which is…
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I was flipping through last month’s morning pages the other day, looking for mentions of dreams to add to my February Currently workbook spread. Certai…
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This morning I actually did the 20-minute workout I always say I’m going to do, and then don’t. After that I took a long, hot shower, so hot I was on t…
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