Where do you rest your head pup when all the edges seem jagged, and there's no comforting spot. When there seems to be no give in a world so determined to meet arbitrary deadlines and standards not based on the human need to breath. A sigh— for all the many who wish to cry to … Continue reading A Space for Ease
Author: Diana West
A slap that echos…
In the version of reality where one group of people's lives are always on display, we, as observers, expect both excellence and scandal (often at the same time). When things occur — life things that inundate the lives of "lesser folk" — those placed on pedestals, who we believe to be "elite," are scrutinized under … Continue reading A slap that echos…
When did we start…
A tool, a target, an example, but never herself. When does she become herself?
Sugar, honey words
The self destructive sting of a honeybee, and the sweet nothings I no longer want.
Aloha
Goodbyes are never quite as final as they seem.
An Interview with – Aarti Telore
It is often in searching for answers for ourselves that we are able to create develop and discover ways and systems that others may find benefit from. Especially if one is willing and able to see beyond the confines of what’s expected and embrace possibility. The key (or one of them at least) is staying … Continue reading An Interview with – Aarti Telore
