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Chaos Gardening & Neurodivergence
Read more: Chaos Gardening & NeurodivergenceThis month’s zine is Chaos Gardening: tips from a chronically ill & neurodivergent gardener. If you want a peek at my own chaos garden I’ve posted several photos and videos on my microblog. Here is the wild bunny that’s taken up residence under my art studio (which I named The Rabbit Hole before this beauty…
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Our first picture book proof!
Read more: Our first picture book proof!Here’s an update, on How it Feels to Me, the picture book about neurodiversity I’m co-creating with illustrator Gracie Klumpp. I couldn’t be more excited to share a peek at our progress!
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What is autism?
Read more: What is autism?I’m Sarah. A late diagnosed autistic adult. I’m an author, artist, home educator, and former academic. This is my introduction to autism and neurodivergence.
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A Very Merry Unbirthday ๐ถ
Read more: A Very Merry Unbirthday ๐ถOf sculpture and time blindness and learning second languages.
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Seeing Time โณ
Read more: Seeing Time โณAs someone with time blindness I can very easily sink time into something without realizing. This year I’m experimenting with spreadsheets and time charts as tools to visualize time. Here is how 2025 has been looking (as of March 24.) January I had a lot of loops to close in January and it felt like…
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Bloom Where You’re Planted
Read more: Bloom Where You’re PlantedDocumenting the process of creating a sculpture from a dead cherry tree.
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Learning a Second Language as a Neurodivergent Student (Child or Adult!)
Read more: Learning a Second Language as a Neurodivergent Student (Child or Adult!)If you’re autistic or ADHD and you’ve struggled with learning a foreign language you are not alone! The typical class structures are not made for our brains.
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Time, Time, Time โ
Read more: Time, Time, Time โIn which, I write about the Wheel of Time, zine making, freedom within structure, web design as worldmaking, and embracing my inner Samwise.
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I’ve been waiting 26 years for this.
Read more: I’ve been waiting 26 years for this.In which, I open a 26 year old time capsule, make a mood board, reflect on leaving Substack, and read Seaborn by Michael Livingston.
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