Reveling in the early autumn weather at the Cranbrook house and gardens.

A long, rectangular reflecting pool is surrounded by lush greenery and landscaped gardens under a cloudy sky.

Cranbrook’s mid-century modern exhibit was full of so many incredibly beautiful things and ideas. Something I especially appreciated was how much attribution and credit the women were given for their pioneering work in the movement. Really inspiring.

A modern furniture display features a minimalist seating area with a red circular table, a beige couch, a wire chair, and a striking wall sculpture, all enclosed within a black metal frame structure.

Fun UFO shape I spotted in last night’s pretty sunset clouds.

A picturesque sky at sunset with vibrant pink and purple clouds, silhouetted by tree tops and a roof.

The stories that affirm our shared humanity are born of self-knowledge, and I rarely gain a deeper understanding of my inner landscape just by scrolling through an endless feed of posts. We are allowed, perhaps even obligated, to prioritize what enriches us—so why don’t we?

A serene lake is set against a dramatic sky with soft hues of sunset and dark clouds.

More college visits. I love when centers of learning include physical reminders of the internal potentials that are being realized in their students.

A circular, tiled ceiling with a large skylight and a hanging mobile is viewed from below.

I’m fascinated whenever I visibly pass through the space between the floors at my local IKEA. It’s two real spaces sandwiching a manmade liminal space that’s fun to overthink.

Black and white view of the ceiling between floors of a large IKEA retail store.

The warmer weather means the excitement of more wildlife outdoors.


Greatly enjoyed seeing the Detroit Opera Youth Chorus perform Gilbert & Sullivan’s H.M.S. Pinafore. The talent and hard work they put into the performance made it a joy to see.

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I’ve become fascinated with the textures of snow this year. Looking closer, the same substance creating totally different worlds.

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