It’s like pulling a tin of cardamom muffins from the oven, marveling at their perfectly brown tops before biting in and scattering crumbs on your lap.

Our writing can support us at every turn.

Sometimes it’s all I can accomplish in a day, but you can write a whole book that way. I’ve only just begun.

always meeting me where I was.

We write without any promise of having something worthwhile to share in the end.

Marion Woodman instructs, “holding the tension of the opposites”

What story do you need to tell right now?

After all, ordinary moments are often where we find the deepest meaning.

Writing compels us to continue on no matter the circumstances, and although change may be uncomfortable, it’s reliable.