America Doesn’t Care About Mothers
I finally understand that help is not coming
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care work
My motherhood is a dirty fridge
Wait, let me start over. I mean my motherhood is like a dirty fridge. Hear me out.
embodiment
I started my 30-day HOME Yoga journey 92 days ago.
I wasn’t very interested in the transcendental. I just wanted to feel like reality was a place worth being.
Live with Regis and Kelly!
I was a kid with an anxiety disorder. Regis Philbin was my (unlikely) hero
Journalism Comes For Teenage Trauma and Triumph on TikTok
Internet culture has a kid consent problem
religion
Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter, Black Mormon Lives Matter
Originally published on Medium Lego Masters landed on our TV about the same time the pandemic landed in America. It’s a show about, well, Lego Masters. In each episode teams were given a LEGO building challenge, Build a Fairy Tale! Build a Theme Park! Build a Bridge! Contestants could
voicemails
City Park, Denver
Today is the third day of protests in Denver.
What a Zoom Funeral Taught Me About Death
As my daughters and I stared at a livestream of an open casket, I realized death is always remote
The Great Influencer Exodus
Prominent Instagram influencers are getting dragged for fleeing New York, showing their millions of followers what not to do during a pandemic
care work
There Is No Paycheck for Your Life’s Work
A pandemic reminds us that work-life balance was always out of reach
My High School Was Full of Boys Like Alex Jones
On fact, fiction, and the origin stories we claim as our own
Making a House a Home
I’ve lived in this home since you were born. Well. Not this house. I’ve lived in five houses since you were born. But each house was this home, the only world I could claim.