The Long Road of Blog
Adoption and Living With Attachment Disorder
I have two dreams for my life: one is to have a house full of people and things I love, and the other is to be free to go anywhere I want with little more than the clothes on my back.
How and Why I Was an Adopted Kid Who Lied
It wasn’t my fault I was a princess. It wasn’t my fault I deserved to be treated as one.
Goodbye 2025. Hello, Feelings.
I think about my mom and dad a lot. I always have, but now, since I can’t call them or go see them, the thoughts feel rooted in stunned longing instead of judgmental push/pull attachment.
Love and Writers — For My Tuesday Group
May you see yourself the way the others in the group and I see you.
How Life Coach School Almost Killed Me
I want to tell you something. Life coaching school almost killed me. Maybe I’m exaggerating, but I said it, so also maybe it’s true.
Writing, A.I., and the Value of Feelings
I think in 2026 we are going to enter the era of feelings.
Dear Joe Hudson,
Dear Joe. And I mean that: Dear Joe. (I have a friend who also watches your YouTube videos and who calls you our Joe.)
I Would Like to Make a Cartoon Series Called Take Two —or—the Talking Baby Gets Adopted
When I was born, I told the doctor it was important he put me on my mother’s chest. We can’t do that, he said. We can’t let her see you. She might get attached.
What’s So Great About Pleasing People, Anyway?
Today was day 3 of Art of Accomplishment’s Connection Course.
Emotions, Feelings, and Adoption
(Note: this essay is even more all over the place than is typical for me. I was trying to say too much with too few words, but at least I tried.)
A New Kind of Group for People Who Were Adopted
I love being a writing coach in part because my whole body loves it.