One morning earlier this spring, I opened my computer and saw that I had an email from Carolyn Yoo — someone who I have long admired for their perspective on living a creative life, and who’s work and art has continued to help shape my own.

I think of my website as my digital universe: a wall-less container for all of my projects and offerings, I then think of the individual projects and offerings as the digital worlds that are in orbit around my website universe.

Inspiration as a resource—as it relates to those that make and share through their creative medium, and in turn, motivating you to write or read or draw or paint or sing or dance or take an improv class

While community used to be something I nurtured in public, it’s now something I tend to in the shadows of my day-to-day (between appointments, after work, before I sit down with my coffee, while fussing over my rosebushes, or over long weekends)

Rather than thinking of resources as something fixed and unchangeable, we’ll focus on the resources that work for (and with) us right now. The resources that might change shape or drop off for awhile