Sometimes I meet someone and it feels like recognition, not introduction. Years or lifetimes fall away, and something in me says, oh, it’s you again. We may be generations apart, yet some thread, invisible and ancient, ties us quietly together.
Sometimes I meet someone and it feels like recognition, not introduction. Years or lifetimes fall away, and something in me says, oh, it’s you again. We may be generations apart, yet some thread, invisible and ancient, ties us quietly together.
 
                A picture of me from 2003 by my then partner. I had just moved to the city. No family. No money. No assets. The world at my feet.
 
                Snapped a beautiful gradient lying flat on my back, staring at the sky on Rottnest.
 
                
                  I felt content this morning, not from anything new, but from no longer resisting the old. Comfortable in my skin, my place in the world. I hope I can hang onto this feeling.
                   “The closer one comes to the ground, the more one sees that every small thing has its place and purpose.”
                  — Unknown
                
