“I think it would be well, and proper, and obedient, and pure, to grasp your one necessity and not let it go, to dangle from it limp wherever it takes you.”
- Annie Dillard

About the author

A geologist by training, I have always sought to understand the natural world around me. As a healthy person living with autoimmune disease, I have sought to understand the internal workings of my body. As a writer, I have chosen my art to explore the whole enchilada—the world around us, the world within us, and the threads that connect the two. I believe those threads originate from the same place that our spirituality resides. I believe that all of us who are on this journey in life are intensely spiritual whether we go to church every day or meditate on mountaintops or neither.

So I write about rocks and nature—about wellness, the importance of affordable access to health care (real health care, not just access to pharmaceuticals), about the health of our planet, about poverty and injustice, about people who make me smile and things that make me curious. This is my art.

 

Photo of full moon