<p>The collective anxiety right now is incredible; lots of people unable to feel a sense of safety so it’s coming out as worry, desire to control things and a reaching out for near-constant reassurance from the world which in other circumstances would be eased by their own effort via coping skills and established resilience. If [&hellip;]</p>

<p>The collective anxiety right now is incredible; lots of people unable to feel a sense of safety so it’s coming out as worry, desire to control things and a reaching out for near-constant reassurance from the world which in other circumstances would be eased by their own effort via coping skills and established resilience. If [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thank you Instagram for posting an advertisement on your phone app for the exact hotel I was googling on my home computer earlier this morning. Nothing helps me feel more at peace with eventually having to grow my own vegetables and harvest my own water when capitalism fails and the planet says fuck it than [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thank you Instagram for posting an advertisement on your phone app for the exact hotel I was googling on my home computer earlier this morning. Nothing helps me feel more at peace with eventually having to grow my own vegetables and harvest my own water when capitalism fails and the planet says fuck it than [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thank you Instagram for posting an advertisement on your phone app for the exact hotel I was googling on my home computer earlier this morning. Nothing helps me feel more at peace with eventually having to grow my own vegetables and harvest my own water when capitalism fails and the planet says fuck it than [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thank you Instagram for posting an advertisement on your phone app for the exact hotel I was googling on my home computer earlier this morning. Nothing helps me feel more at peace with eventually having to grow my own vegetables and harvest my own water when capitalism fails and the planet says fuck it than [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Thank you Instagram for posting an advertisement on your phone app for the exact hotel I was googling on my home computer earlier this morning. Nothing helps me feel more at peace with eventually having to grow my own vegetables and harvest my own water when capitalism fails and the planet says fuck it than [&hellip;]</p>

<p>This photographers work is very powerful in that it helps me see past my own existence. Because it’s easy to fall into the trap of 24/7 self-care if you don’t see how big the problems are. From 9/2001 to 6/2017 (I didn’t research more current figures), the United States spent $250 million PER DAY (source: [&hellip;]</p>

<p>This photographers work is very powerful in that it helps me see past my own existence. Because it’s easy to fall into the trap of 24/7 self-care if you don’t see how big the problems are. From 9/2001 to 6/2017 (I didn’t research more current figures), the United States spent $250 million PER DAY (source: [&hellip;]</p>

<p>This photographers work is very powerful in that it helps me see past my own existence. Because it’s easy to fall into the trap of 24/7 self-care if you don’t see how big the problems are. From 9/2001 to 6/2017 (I didn’t research more current figures), the United States spent $250 million PER DAY (source: [&hellip;]</p>

<p>If you told me as I was snapping these pictures of my girls all those years ago that our world would crash and burn—that we’d be Navigating waters of hardship and heartbreak—and become so vulnerable we’d feel buried under the suffocating ruins of our own lives, I might have given up. And yet had I [&hellip;]</p>

<p>If you told me as I was snapping these pictures of my girls all those years ago that our world would crash and burn—that we’d be Navigating waters of hardship and heartbreak—and become so vulnerable we’d feel buried under the suffocating ruins of our own lives, I might have given up. And yet had I [&hellip;]</p>

<p>If you told me as I was snapping these pictures of my girls all those years ago that our world would crash and burn—that we’d be Navigating waters of hardship and heartbreak—and become so vulnerable we’d feel buried under the suffocating ruins of our own lives, I might have given up. And yet had I [&hellip;]</p>

<p>I’ll keep at it then. Just in case. (Seen in house of new sit family proving that the universe delivers all the sagest shit to her little bitches)</p>

<p>I’ll keep at it then. Just in case. (Seen in house of new sit family proving that the universe delivers all the sagest shit to her little bitches)</p>

<p>I’ll keep at it then. Just in case. (Seen in house of new sit family proving that the universe delivers all the sagest shit to her little bitches)</p>

<p>Giving a shout-out to the two-strong, youth-women protest for earth and climate in front of the Utah State Capital building this morning. Here’s to standing in twos to face foes worthy of us. (2019)</p>

<p>Giving a shout-out to the two-strong, youth-women protest for earth and climate in front of the Utah State Capital building this morning. Here’s to standing in twos to face foes worthy of us. (2019)</p>

<p>Giving a shout-out to the two-strong, youth-women protest for earth and climate in front of the Utah State Capital building this morning. Here’s to standing in twos to face foes worthy of us. (2019)</p>

<p>I don’t know about anybody else but my feelings/senses are telling me that the world is not in a normal place. The word that keeps coming to me over and over is “ghosting,” something I first heard in an episode of Doctor Who in which someone dies but keeps speaking as if she’s alive, which [&hellip;]</p>