Death I Cannot

On grief, love, and the notes we can still send

Oct 20 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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July 2026

I Didn't Need a Glass of Rosé. I Needed My Life to Look Different.

For every woman who's wondering if the life she's built still fits.

Jul 29 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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May 2026

Still Keeping His Eye on His Girls

On love, loss and the red-tailed visitor who keeps showing up

May 12 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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This Is More Than a Book

The story behind The Hard Times Playbook — and why I can’t wait any longer to write it

May 5 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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April 2026

Gradually, Then Suddenly

On Spring, shifting hormones, and the transformation you almost missed

Apr 24 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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The Junk Drawer

On clutter, clarity, and the quiet power of finally deciding

Apr 16 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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I Will Never Get It All Done

A post Spring Break liberation essay

Apr 8 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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March 2026

Standing on the Sidelines

What a soccer tournament revealed about empathy, healing, and learning not to carry other people’s emotions

Mar 17 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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Stillness in a World That Won’t Slow Down

The most powerful first step toward transformation isn’t what you think

Mar 11 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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February 2026

Gray Skies and the Art of Suffering Well

On learning to be happier without needing life to be different

Feb 24 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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Intimacy, Healing, and the Things We Quietly Protect

On vulnerability, discernment, and the space before we speak

Feb 16 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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I Will Remember For You

A letter to my daughters, five years after their father’s death

Feb 9 • Resourced with Adair Cates

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