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  • I’ve had a tab open for kening zhu’s post about rituals vs. sprints for nearly a month. It reminds me about something Katherine May once said on a podcast* about the cycle of neurodivergent hyperfocus and recovery. Versus a neurotypical ideal of consistency. It’s something I am still figuring out. Having experienced burn out I […]

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  • Seeing Time ⏳

    Seeing Time ⏳

    As 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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  • Time, Time, Time ⌛

    Time, Time, Time ⌛

    In 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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  • Home Ed. Rhythms

    Home Ed. Rhythms

    I’ve spent a lot of creative energy on a home education rhythm that provides freedom within structure. Instead of suppressing neurodivergent instincts to move, to stim, to dance, to echo, to hyperfocus… What if we really listened to our own capacities? What if we trusted our kids more?

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  • How it Feels to Be Time Blind ⏳

    How it Feels to Be Time Blind ⏳

    Growing up I had no idea I was time blind. But I was already establishing coping mechanisms. Because I had no internal chronometer to distinguish between 5 minutes and 50 I would prepare for every outing far far in advance and find myself in a state of limbo unable to do anything but wait. This […]

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