creative recharge
Did we all start blogging again? Honestly, I wish I never left.
This is Take #34234 with blogging. This time around, I’m reminded that I can still have fun while moving with intention.
Sula Found
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creative recharge
From Doubt to Gratitude: Recognizing Your Contributions
In case you haven’t heard today, you are doing great. The world is getting better each day because you are still here, asking questions, connecting dots, and creating and redefining narratives. Isn’t it wild how much you’ve done just by imagining a world with freedom, liberation, and
creative recharge
Commitment issues? Burnout? Whatever it is, it’s time for something new.
I wanted space to share about how I was so tired of keeping it together.
Negotiation
I'm not working on my book, and nothing has been ruined yet
I’m still thinking about writing. Thinking counts too, you know. Crafting unlocks so many memories, some of which are turning into stories that I know will land themselves somewhere.
Studio Notes
A Reflection: Two Months of I Used to be the Sun
There’s a trail of archival items from past relationships because I wanted to be able to revisit, to take my mind places that my heart couldn’t return to, and whenever possible, craft a narrative that made sense.
zines
I Used to be the Sun (Essay Excerpt)
I hadn’t realized how long the time apart felt until I stood in the lobby of his building. In the elevator, Mars pressed the button to his floor, and in one swift move, turned to me and cradled my face with his hands. It startled me.
News
Becoming Sula Found
Sula Found is not a nickname. You can continue calling me by my personal name if you know it, otherwise you can address me as Sula, Sula Found, or Mx. Sula Found.
Studio Notes
How the Times Have Changed: Happy Valentine’s Day
The truth is, it has always been my favorite holiday. I watched and enjoyed every single Valentine’s Day episode of every teen show on the air. The cornier, the better.
Studio Notes
On Legacy & Taking Risks
This is the first year that I fully understand what it means to carry a legacy, and to leave one behind. I am also learning that creating one often comes with taking risks.