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I couldn’t stop creating even as the funds dwindled. I made zines, documented the early stages of burnout recovery, and found my footing as a multimedia storyteller.
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There’s a lot of bad shit outside and all I know about this year is: I want to party and shake my ass on a regular basis. I need dance breaks in the kitchen while preparing for a meal for community. There simply hasn’t been enough impromptu “Hey,
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At some point, I turned words into portals inspired by collages and photos I made. Putting paint on my fingers and chasing plot lines brought me back.
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It means a lot to have your support over the past year. It was tough navigating deep grief among many other transitions, but creating art and sharing with you remained a highlight throughout the year. I’m looking forward to our adventures in 2026.
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I am not someone who is good at drawing and I’m not sure if I have the patience to make it a regular hobby. Creating collages is essential to my wellness practice, but it’s also part of my zine making process. My mind often goes, “This would be
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June 2025 highlights from my journey of showing up even when it's hard.
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Lately, I am focused on: * the art of noticing * daydreaming and scheming with college friends except now we have more access to the resources to make it happen without losing our minds or integrity * eliminating avoidance because a task or duty is required no how much it pains me * not
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Brief reflection on turning 33.
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2024 marked the 10th anniversary of getting on a stage to tell a story about heartbreak, hot flings, and nurturing the version of myself that wanted to be loved. It was the first time I shared such intimate details of my life outside of a Livejournal entry, and I haven’