Meaning in the Ordinary — A Spring Letter
The moments that shape us most are rarely the loud or dramatic ones. A reflection on noticing the quiet, ordinary details — and why they matter more than we think.
Category: Letters from the Trail
Letters from the Trail is a collection of reflective notes about parenting, presence, and the moments that shape us while we’re busy living them. Written from the outdoors, these letters invite you to slow down, notice, and carry a little more meaning home.
This Moment Will Pass — A Spring Letter
Sometimes the ache doesn’t come from loss, but from noticing. A reflection on growing, slowing down, and why moments become sacred when we realize they won’t last.
Being Present – Truly Present — A Winter Letter
Presence isn’t about trying harder — it’s about noticing what’s already here. A letter about attention, slowing down, and learning to stay with the moment while it lasts.
Where We Feel Most Free — A Fall Letter
When the world asks kids to grow up too fast, the trail becomes a place of release — from pressure, expectation, and performance. Out here, we both get to be who we really are.
