Reading and Writing
Dear writers and readers, I have been reading nonstop since March. Nonfiction, fiction, poetry,...
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Category: Voice
Looking Back on 2020
The two most comforting times of day for me exist in darkness. I had to stop and think what day it...
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The Women of Ghana
We pretend that comfort comes in the form of material things and personal freedoms to do whatever...
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Personal and Political: Me Too
In middle school, the boys played a game when they passed me in the hallway. They tried to undo my...
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My Crystal Ball is Big On Hope
I fought back tears and was grateful for a mask to hide behind. The moment she spoke about...
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Hunger: Feeding Mind
Change happens and staying the same happens. We can use questions to look deeper into our life....
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Pandemic Art Journal: The Art Before Me
These little watercolors in my sketchbook are a practice of intimacy. They are a way to ask what...
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Meet Julie Baldwin
Taking financial risks to follow my creative path has at times been terrifying. My “inner dragon”...
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Sixty Is Not The New Forty: Rejecting cultural narratives
I do not mean to be glib or suggest that we pretend it’s all unicorns and rainbows. Let’s face it,...
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Give Yourself Permission: Stay Open to Possibilities
“It’s amazing how easy things can be when we give ourselves permission to do them. My energy...
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What Taking Selfies Taught Me
Voice: : the faculty of utterance lost my voice 2: a sound resembling or suggesting vocal...
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