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Less burnout, more being
Burnout is a normal stress response (that we don't have to live with)

Why write right now?
Because I think depression (and anxiety and burnout) may be like algebra

You are not alone.
Four years ago I got up after a near sleepless night trying to cry myself to sleep on the downstairs sofa. I vaguely remember going to work, where we mourned and stormed and shared our fears and numbness together (I miss you, BTW, my POSSIBLE family). And then we put

This, too.
The grief caught up with me, today.
Sunday, Sepang, Sardines
Finding sangha where we can, in these days of physical distancing

Fewer sources, more facts
A dispatch from the epicenter of the coronavirus / COVID-19 outbreak in the US

Less balance more rhythm
Braiding life together when the only constant is change

Dear self,
A few things I don't want to forget when I start my new job next week.
Reflections on a month not-off
And a peek inside my brain at an idea that's taking shape.

Seattle snow stepmom-brain edition
It's physically impossible to write a smart headline with two tweens bickering in the living room so here we are
