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To not apologize for having needs… That one got me 💕

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When my father died ten years ago it was a catalyst for many things in my life. Notably, and not so different from what you are expressing here, I realized how he'd given his entire life for something that left him broken and ill when he could no longer do it (an industrial job he held for 40+ years). I determined then that I would live in my car if I had to in order to be dedicated to the life I'd been claiming I wanted for my entire life. I'm grateful it is largely working out so far, without resorting to car living ... though as much as I am on the road all over this big state it sometimes feels like I do!

Anyway, Cayly, I really enjoy your posts and a couple of these links look great. Especially Flow! I'm going to watch it very, very soon. Here's to rucksacks and being weird! ✊🏽💚

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So relatable, Chris! Losing my mom has me completely rethinking my priorities -- it's taken almost two years to really hit me, but I refuse to squander any more time doing anything that feels unaligned. Thank you for sharing your experience with something similar. And thank you for reading and for commenting. I deeply appreciate it.

I hope you enjoy Flow! I loved the animation and the fact that it contains no dialogue.

To rucksacks and weirdness forever! 🙌❤️

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