Hi hi! I hope you are having a grounding week… getting small pockets of moments to check in with yourself, your body, the land where you call home…
I’m going to start sending the bonus versions of our podcast episodes directly into your inbox as a supporting subscriber — along with any orienting personal updates, working contemplation, and behind-the-scenes moments that feel relevant to this space.
I hope they can provide a bit more companionship to whatever you may be working on as well, plus offer a glimpse into parts of my life, writing, and creative work that are messier, less polished, and still unfolding ~
If you're open to sharing, I'd love to know in the comments: Where are you reading this from, and what's something about your current landscape, water cycle, or season that's calling to you?
While I was in San Francisco for a friend’s wedding a few weeks ago, I got to visit Yosemite for the first time as an extension of the trip. And I was honored to have been able to spend an afternoon at the Wahhoga Village with a few members from the Wahhoga Committee of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation — one of the Indigenous peoples whose ancestral homelands include what is now known as Yosemite National Park.
