Making meaning in a world of already and not yet.
I write folkloric fiction & share personal essays inspired by my home in the Shenandoah Valley.
I write small stories centered on relationships, grounded in plot, and rooted in the holiness of ordinary days.
The Flower Farm at the End of the World
“Like Little Women if they actually had something to do, no shade to Amy’s lime trade.”
“Four girls living in the wilderness, trying to figure out who they are. Also, some magic.”
“The kind of world you’d pretend to be in when your parents would tell you to go play outside and not come back in until lunch.”
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I post biweekly (or more) from my Substack. Letters on gardening, seasonal recipes, and the small, meaningful life we live in the Shenandoah Valley.
Read on Substack →A catalogue of the usually seasonal, mostly from-scratch recipes that feature in my letters. The food that gives color and flavor to our days and nights.
Browse recipes →Capturing the scenes that fill our lives with beauty, shared on Pinterest so you can save and stare as you see fit.
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12 Books to Read With Your Middle Schooler
What you read in middle school makes you who you are. These twelve books (and spoiler, most of them are series!) are meant for you to read alongside your middle schooler, to foster all that is weird and wonderful in your child, and to remind us older folks to make friends with the middle schooler who still lives inside us all. See what's inside →
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New letters every other week — essays, recipes, gardening, and handcrafts that speak to a slow, small life filled with meaning.
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