Excerpted from my September 2024 newsletter. Poetry I’m always keeping an eye out for signs of shifting seasons. Looking at leaves is one of my favorite ways to notice small […]
Excerpted from my June 2024 newsletter. Poetry Spiders get a bad rap sometimes. They’re often seen as weird or creepy, or vilified in stories and nursery rhymes. But I’ve always […]
Excerpted from my March 2024 newsletter. Poetry As I’ve shared in the past, many of my poems start with observations of the natural world. The poems can take a range […]
Excerpted from my February 2024 newsletter. Poetry I wrote this grief poem a little over a year ago. While writing it, I thought about how pervasive grief is after the […]
Excerpted from my January 2024 newsletter. Poetry In November I had the opportunity to attend the opening of The Ohana Center for Child and Adolescent Behavior Health in Monterey, California. [...]
Excerpted from my December 2023 newsletter. Poetry Here in Northern California, we’re a few weeks into the rainy season. (It usually doesn’t rain at all in California during the summer, […]
Excerpted from my October 2023 newsletter. Poetry The poem below is another piece of writing that arose from observing the garden out my window. One day, I saw a squirrel […]
Excerpted from my September 2023 newsletter. Poetry Many of my poems arise from the simple act of noticing: noticing what’s happening around me, and then noticing my own response to […]
Excerpted from my July 2023 newsletter. Poetry I often get ideas for poems from the news. (Not, like, the capital N headline “NEWS” but smaller stories that are a few […]
Excerpted from my June 2023 newsletter. Poetry My poem “Every day something new” was published in the Spring 2023 edition of Synkroniciti Magazine. The theme of this issue is Curiosity. […]