Sunday Coffee Chats

Illustrated Sunday Coffee Chats heroine sitting in an SUV during school drop-off, giving a knowing look while her tween granddaughter sits in the back seat and cars line up outside the school.

The Kids Are Taking Notes

This Sunday Coffee Chat is about school routines, first-week fits, drop-off line drama, and the way children learn from how adults behave when life gets a little inconvenient.

The Kids Are Taking Notes

This Sunday Coffee Chat is about school routines, first-week fits, drop-off line drama, and the way children learn from how adults behave when life gets a little inconvenient.

My Brain Has Too Many Tabs Open

My Brain Has Too Many Tabs Open

This Sunday Coffee Chat is about busy minds, forgotten steps, helpful systems, and why working smarter sometimes starts with admitting your brain has too many tabs open.

My Brain Has Too Many Tabs Open

This Sunday Coffee Chat is about busy minds, forgotten steps, helpful systems, and why working smarter sometimes starts with admitting your brain has too many tabs open.

You Keep Packing Boxes Even with a Broken Heart

You Keep Packing Boxes Even with a Broken Heart

This Sunday Coffee Chat is about heartbreak, hard decisions, and the kind of strength that does not always feel strong while you are living through it.

You Keep Packing Boxes Even with a Broken Heart

This Sunday Coffee Chat is about heartbreak, hard decisions, and the kind of strength that does not always feel strong while you are living through it.

The Ghosting Was Coming from Inside the House

The Ghosting Was Coming from Inside the House

Sometimes the ghosting is not coming from other people. Sometimes it is us, getting excited about a fresh start and disappearing when consistency shows up.

The Ghosting Was Coming from Inside the House

Sometimes the ghosting is not coming from other people. Sometimes it is us, getting excited about a fresh start and disappearing when consistency shows up.

Black woman with locs and a blue robe sitting on the side of her bed, chin in her hand, face looking questioning

Can I Just Make Pretty Things and Be Normal?

It was 4 a.m. when I woke up thinking about email lists, tired and half-offended because email marketing does not deserve that kind of access to my sleep schedule.

Can I Just Make Pretty Things and Be Normal?

It was 4 a.m. when I woke up thinking about email lists, tired and half-offended because email marketing does not deserve that kind of access to my sleep schedule.

black woman in fitness gear, startled in a parking lot by a racoon

The Raccoon Had the Right of Way

By the time I made it to the gym parking lot before sunrise, I was feeling focused and responsible — right up until a raccoon strolled across my path like...

The Raccoon Had the Right of Way

By the time I made it to the gym parking lot before sunrise, I was feeling focused and responsible — right up until a raccoon strolled across my path like...