July 24.

  occasionally, Evan calls me "little mouse." small? no. strong? hells yes.   [july today.]

July 23.

this Tarot reading— dark and creative women— feels right for today.   [july today.]

July 22.

  wait. clams on the grill? well, I am learning so much. these kids are helping.   [july today.]

I love these two things: Mariners baseball games and men who cross their legs. [july today.]

July 20.

smize for me, darling. walks, pizza, long talks, friendship. thank you. needed that. [july today.]  

July 19.

  July Yesterday. said goodbye to our building. now on to new things.   [july today.] [yesterday.]

July 17.

  the most random night ends with exhaustion and this: documentation.   [july today.]

July 16.

  took the camera downtown and back home again. but here it happens.   [july today.]

things I believe could truly change the world…

#1: Nanette. This comedy special is life-changing. Incredible. It touched me at a deep/raw part of myself and I am so thankful. It's on Netflix. It's wonderful. Grab the tissues. Speaking of Netflix… #2: Queer Eye. I was late to the party, BUT I AM HERE NOW AND ADAMANTLY ON-BOARD. I want my whole family…

July 15.

  very concerned fans gathered at bars this morning. we feel connected.   [july today.]

July 14.

  saw Sylvan Esso. one for the books and the soul. needed that dancing.   [july today.]

July 13.

  I blast the music. he laughs. dances. navigates. new city. same us.   [july today.]

July 12.

  Father John Misty sings his new album to us. summer nights done right.   [july today.]

July 11.

  volleyball picnic. of course someone brought oysters… because, Seattle.   [july today.]

July 10.

  Okay, here's the thing. Not every day is awesome. So you get ice cream.   [july today.]

July 9.

  radio again. interviewing trivia at red star taco.   [july today.]

July 8.

  he starts work at night, so we eat at a weird hour. have a good shift, love.   [july today.]

July 7.

hey cousin and hubs, take me out to the ballgame. I'll take the selfie.   [july today.]

July 6.

  "Mr. President" The over-sized t-shirt asks, "What was your trauma?" [july today.]

July 5.

For two weeks—to cleanse… "I am laying off the booze!" So he takes me here. [july today.]