Trina J Wood

Absolutely this 💯!!

And the books on my TBR list just grew!

If Davis is close enough, please add me. Thanks!

Found this today and it was the balm I needed. Thank you!

Thank you!!!!

This is a form of resistance, right? We’ve got to stay fed!
There’s something so satisfying about making bread for people you care about.

I’m writing an essay that involves visiting every old church, cathedral and chapel in the UK I came across over a 10 day trip so I’m quite eager to check out your book “Steeple Chasing”

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Fantastic, thanks!

OMG never mind, he wrote the foreword to it 😅 thought he sounded familiar!

Anything corvid related…I’m in! Have you seen this book?

I feel ya!!

Felt like freedom…walking away from a dumpster 🔥

OMG this rocks! Thank you 😊 I see some familiar folks but what a great collection! This feels like such a supportive environment. Hope it stays that way.

I didn’t truly appreciate how good it was gonna feel to join the mass eXodus, but damn, it does! Hanging out with a cute pup friend may have something to do with it too.

Love these starter packs! V. Helpful for newbies.

Perspective | Surrender control and hold them close: What my daughter’s addiction taught me about parenting I knew relapse was part of recovery. But I wanted to know how many times it would take before she could stay clean and I could get a decent night’s sleep again.

If you have a loved one, especially a child, who has battled addiction, what were the key lessons you learned as they navigated their journey to recovery...or not?
#addiction #lifelessons #recovery #parenting #surrender

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"apprentice to light" is the most lovely section of a Bio I've seen. 😌

@lesbrains had just explained to Sharon what a tramp stamp is and I could hardly stop laughing for this pic.

Two women smiling on either side of renowned poet Sharon Olds.

Pulling a few goodies from that other site (not to be named) and came across this gem from Mendocino Writers Conf in 2019! #sharonolds

😂😂😂 as a student, I once dissected those donated bodies and this would have made my day!

Voices on Addiction: Travels with My Daughter - The Rumpus I imagine the box of obsidian flakes and chunks at home—gathered from explorations in the desert. Their edges cut through skin, draw blood.

Hard to believe it’s been 7 years since this essay came out. Terrifying to share then, but so grateful to @therumpus for letting me do so.

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