Sometimes my brain says things that make me question whether I should even be trusted with safety scissors. Have you ever been cooking and and suddenly, the thought drops in: “what if I just… stuck my hand on that red hot stove burner.” Um, excuse me? What? That, my friend,…
Field Notes
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Standing On Desks, Seizing Days, and Discovering Your Own Truth
Standing on Desks, Seizing Days explores how small acts of courage, reflection, and teaching can leave lasting ripples. Though I never became a classroom teacher, carpe diem reminds me to share what I know, write what matters, and stand taller in my own life.
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Wildflowers, Fences, & the Fourth of July
Reflections on blooming where you’re not expected to, quiet rebellion, and a little dandelion dirt under your fingernails I’ve been thinking about fences lately. The kind that divide up land like squares on a checkerboard, as if a life—or a country—could be measured in straight lines. The kind of fences…
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When I Feel Most Like Myself
There’s a certain quiet magic in the moments when we feel most like ourselves. For me, it’s when the music is playing — something nostalgic, maybe a little strange — and I catch myself singing along, off-key and barefoot in the kitchen. Or when I’m curled up with a book…
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Introducing: The Meadow Letters
Let’s be real—most newsletters are just…fine. Some coupons, a few updates, maybe a recipe if you’re lucky. But that’s not really what I wanted to send you. The Meadow Letters aren’t that kind of newsletter. They’re more like notes passed between friends during the quieter parts of the day. Something…