Friday, March 20, 2020

This Morning


This morning calls for Fortnum and Mason and sending some cards.

Wednesday, March 18, 2020

We see you, we thank you and we love all of you


We see you, we thank you and we love all of you… Thank you for commenting, DMing, liking or looking at my post yesterday. Some of you i haven’t seen or talked to in months. Or I haven’t talked to since high school. Or we’re connected through Jimmy and I’ve never met you in person. Or I just saw you a few weeks ago before this thing all blew up. But you’re part of my story, a part of our story. I think this whole thing is making us all feel so empty and hopeless. There is just so much unknown. But I know that you’re weaved into my life, and I want you to know that I am grateful that you’re a part of it. 
*Photo at Rodeo Beach in February.

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

We are well and healthy. But we are sad and anxious.



Family and friends. Firstly, we are well and healthy. But we are sad and anxious. It’s been a while since I’ve posted, but now more than every, I think we need to stay connected. Even though Instagram is just a tiny glimpse into our daily lives, and 99.9% just the good stuff, I love seeing my family and friends photos. And I feel like the same is reciprocated. So i am going to try to start sharing more again. Trying to reach out in the tiniest way i can do right now. We miss our nieces and nephews. Our brothers and sisters. Our friends who are hundreds of miles away as well as our friends who are just minutes away. The isolation is deafening and seeing your photos, even if it’s just clouds in the sky, your furry family, a crafted project or the kids throwing a ball, it gives me joy. I know Insta can sometimes feel one-sided and superficial. But it’s a connection. A small connection. And right now, it’s an extended hand out to my loved ones. A glimpse of what is happening, what has happened, or what we might think will happen. We will get through this. It has already been a very bumpy road and it may be a very long road with a lot more potholes ahead. But in the meantime, I’m getting back on here and sharing a sliver of what is filling (or breaking) my heart.

Monday, December 16, 2019

This 90-foot tree is the tallest in SF

Chase Arena
#christmastreeoftheday
via Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/B6KATk7gO0K/