To Show For

“How do we celebrate when there is nothing to show for?”

Hollerin’

We can always be the catalyst for someone’s next foray into joy.

I love this game of finding out that people I admire know other people I admire.

Someone to put on the kettle.

“What ends up on the page is the least important part of the process.”

“I can feel closeness to you without actually having it.”

I just know that when I read it I felt personally attacked in that good, awful way that means something true is surfacing.

Caught an excellent, all-too-brief conversation between Austin Kleon and Sarah Ruhl on YouTube earlier today and took some sketchnotes.

Too many things on the brain, not enough energy to make them all into individual posts.

Just one of those weeks where every time I feel overwhelmed I start reading another book.