This is one of those books that everyone should read. Continue reading Un-Typical by Pete Wharmby: how the world isn’t built for autistic people and what we should all do about it
Memories of this object are all tangled up with the heavy, historical streets of Jerusalem, contrasted with the warmth of my grandmother’s hands. Continue reading The Bell: ringing in memories
This month, I wrote about AI, books I’ve read, new music, and our trip to Munich & Salzburg. Continue reading Monthly Round-Up: April 2023
Vaught shows us how nature has saved her; as an outlet for her feelings, as a source of joy and wonder, and as a sort of multisensory comfort blanket that continues to nourish and support her today just as it did throughout her earlier life. Continue reading Sunday Reading: These Envoys of Beauty by Anna Vaught
Wobble. Sway. Focus, focus, focus. Continue reading One-Hundred Words of Yoga: this is what runs through my mind during yoga class
What books did you dive into this month? Continue reading January book round-up: Fantasy, Spare & Starlight
This isn’t the poisonous, bitter book that the media would have you believe. Continue reading Spare by Prince Harry: grief, growing-up & getting away
This memoir is a funny and enjoyable teenage romp through the pop music of the 80’s Continue reading Talking To Girls About Duran Duran by Rob Sheffield
MY MASHED UP LIFE 