What I Wish I Would Have Known A Daughter’s Experience of Her Mother’s Passing “Life began with waking up and loving my mother’s face.” ~George Eliot People don’t talk enough about death and dying. It’s odd that it’s such a taboo subject considering it happens to all of us at some point, but I can… Read More What I Wish I Would Have Known (written by my niece)
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Portrait: Jake Art: Musician Known for: Jake Davis Age: 23 Location: Los Angeles, CA Instagram: @jake_davis_band Twitter: @jakedavisband As a four-year-old, Jake drowned going from one side of his pool to the other; he survived. This is one of his earliest memories and feels it has informed his life as a fiercely independent spirit. Music… Read More Portrait 3: Jake
I love all sides of Culver’s beautiful face. 👣 And find new and unexpected things every time I walk…
There’s a strange fraternal order several of my friends and I belong to – namely, it’s for those who have lost a parent very young. In theory, there has been no rhyme or reason as to why we’ve all crossed paths, but the reality – I know – is that we were meant to find… Read More The Fraternity
WeHo has a million identities and stories – these pics highlight a few. West Hollywood: West Hollywood Memorial Walk: Memorial Plaques Art Ivan McLean: Ivan McLean in WeHo Street Art Protect Your Heart, #pyh: UncuttArt @wehocity (sidewalk art) Colette Miller (wings): AngelWings
Today, I did a one-hour yoga class, walked close to three miles from wherever I parked on Santa Monica beach north of the pier, to the pier and back. I loved every minute of it, insulated by the quiet thought that follows many of my workouts recently: that was “easy”. Living this life is my… Read More Civility… ?
This April will mark two years since my longest-term relationship and engagement ended. At the time I would have acknowledged that I was profoundly sad and angry. Several months later, I can also say I wasn’t quite in my right mind. I busy myself with projects pretty religiously. Over the holidays and New Year’s break… Read More The Pictures in the Back of the Closet
My mom has a long history of being funny, artsy, quirky – and infuriating. At least, when I was little, I thought she was the most infuriating person on the face of the planet. We were often at odds, and I was convinced that her every move was meant to traumatize me in some small… Read More Thinking About My Success
Dedicated to All My Loves My life has been nothing short of interesting. Really, from the beginning. Of course, I didn’t know that from the beginning, especially when I was solely focused on surviving what I thought was a tormented youth (I had it so good). My mom’s family, in particular, provided so many of… Read More Seeing Rainbows
