#thenatureofrefuge spending these rainy days writing, working on the book that explores our collective human fears, writing in my journal, rereading the old journals from a few years ago… https://t.co/S5sz9gWSOA
#thenatureofrefuge oh this rain it will continue... raining in the green jungle, im dry and warm and sleepy in my habby’s house for the weekend, so lucky to be able to listen to the rain… https://t.co/07hGYSWjrL
#thenatureofrefuge after the rainstorm gift - its satsuma season in LA whoot! totally scored, the juicy super duper tangy sweet sensation dripping from the trees, this sanctuary is… https://t.co/rlXmeGRmlY
#thenatureofrefuge this is Brie, little muffin pug. i was so lucky to be offered a gig as a dogwalker upon arriving in LA a couple months ago. my days are like this: wake up either in a… https://t.co/1A3XDdSlNd
#thenatureofrefuge writing today, so slowly lately. everything that i want to share is right there and available. distinct and faraway, up there. i take an idea, a memory and the words… https://t.co/HfsZmjfmW5
#thenatureofrefuge this morning so much kindness showered on me, it was quietly extraordinary how so many people in a short span of time extended themselves toward me just because they… https://t.co/SB3gt7VcLB
#thenatureofrefuge writing today in the book for The Nature Of Refuge about how in telling each other our stories of fear we mirror one another, binding to each other like another primal… https://t.co/l2RsiYrnIP
#thenatureofrefuge this past year i met so many angels along the way that participated in the on the road interviews of my project, this is Bob Carr and he was the only man i interviewed… https://t.co/bBxVGP4oYp