Sometimes the best adventures begin with a little curiosity. One college Saturday, a brown-bag lunch, and a room full of strangers led to a pair of handmade mittens — and a lovely reminder that not everything we try needs a grand purpose. Sometimes saying yes to curiosity is enough.
Tag: Deliberate Living
September, You Were Lovely
September was busy, imperfect, full — and somehow filled with moments worth remembering. A little end-of-month reflection on the ordinary joys, detours, laughter, and things still unfolding.
What “Let Them” Reminded Me About Living Deliberately
Inspired by Mel Robbins’ The Let Them Theory, this reflection explores what happens when we stop trying to manage everyone else’s choices and return our attention to the one thing we can control: how we choose to live.
Permission to Be a Little Ridiculous
Adulthood comes with enough responsibility. Every now and then, I think we deserve permission to be a little ridiculous — to take the back road, order the dessert, wear the sparkly shoes, and let joy have a place without making it earn one.
The Cart Before the House
Sometimes life doesn’t unfold in perfect order. Sometimes you buy the champagne golf cart before you have the downtown house — and maybe believing in where you’re going is part of how you get there. 🛺✨
Back to Routines – On Purpose
As summer begins to loosen its hold, there’s something refreshing about returning to routines. A new season can be the perfect invitation to reset, begin again, and choose the rhythms that help us live a little more deliberately.
A Little Left of Center
Being left-handed means learning to navigate a world designed for everyone else — from smeared ink and spiral notebooks to scissors, lecture-hall desks, and dinner-table elbow battles. A lighthearted celebration of the quirky, adaptable little club I’m proud to call my own.
