Happy Saturday, friends! Somehow it’s been two months since I last updated my blog. I should post smaller little chunks to make everything more palatable, but if you’re bored and want to […]
A Late Fall Recap-a-looza
A Fall Catch-up Post
Happy Sunday, friends! I have a concert to play in this afternoon, so I should get up, do a little exercise, shower, and run through a couple of the songs, BUT NATURALLY […]
Gratitude Practice – One Year In
This month we celebrated one year in our new town, and one year in our house! Just as a quick reminder – we moved to Indiana in Summer 2019 (right before the […]
Weird Interactions With Men #1 – I Am Not Pregnant, Asshole
I had a weird experience tonight, and it was just one weird interaction on top of a collection of weird interactions I’ve had with men. And by “weird,” I mean anything ranging […]
Getting Inked! My First Tattoo
I was talking with a friend recently, and she said, “The pandemic changes people.” I have no doubt she’s right. Probably every one of you reading this has changed in some significant […]
Because I Could Not Stop for COVID, He Kindly Stopped for Me
Two and a half years into the pandemic, the no COVID club has started becoming exclusive. Articles have been written about these unicorns who somehow have avoided the virus, despite increasingly infectious […]
July 2022
The year has been going by too fast. Maybe if I sit and consider what’s happened each month, I’ll be able to process these experiences rather than having an ephemeral blur of […]
If You Give a Cat Some Meow Mix
Last month, about a week before my trip, we saw a cat in our backyard. He had a white, grizzled face that we fawned over from our kitchen window. Since our window […]
A Summer Solstice Post
I was thinking yesterday that I missed blogs. I miss the days of logging into whatever blogging platform you choose – for me it was Livejournal, Blogspot (for the secret, mega-personal blog […]
The Anxiety Checklist: Home Renovation Edition
Do you have an anxiety checklist? For a long time, I referred to my anxiety checklist as a “to-do list,” but I started recognizing patterns that made me reconsider its name. The […]
Jennifer Stark 