A Wild Life
DECEMBER 2023 – Welcoming the new year with a sustained sense of optimism and dogged determination to keep pushing forward in all pursuits. A lot of ground was covered in the last twelve months, with so much work still to … Continued
DECEMBER 2023 – Welcoming the new year with a sustained sense of optimism and dogged determination to keep pushing forward in all pursuits. A lot of ground was covered in the last twelve months, with so much work still to … Continued
NOVEMBER 2023 – Success and showing up. The correlation between the two is hard to ignore. Even when we’re not at our ‘best’, simply making an attempt to rise to the challenge builds character and allows for the potential of … Continued
JUNE 2023 – Next chapters are always exciting. The thrill of the unknown, feeling the vitality of a new direction as it’s momentum begins taking hold, and slowly discovering what it has to offer. In writing, as in life, it … Continued
MAY 2023 – Completed my planning and design studies this month, capping off several years of efforts to professionally broaden my knowledge base and enhance my residential design skills. The experience has been fruitful and helped to push me further … Continued
APRIL 2023 – Complicated problems are at the heart of innovation. And the world is ripe with opportunities to innovate. But it is often hard to know where to begin, as it can be a tangled mess to get to … Continued
MARCH 2023 – Growing up, all you had to do was give me a pencil, an eraser, and some paper and the creativity would just pour out. Working in the design studio has shades of that, but in a much … Continued
JANUARY 2023 – There is something so romantic and compelling about timber beam construction. A canopy of sturdy oak branches overhead, protecting you and making you feel like you are nestled safely in a wooded glen, the delightful texture of … Continued
AUGUST 2022 – Nearly closing out the summer season, so you know what that means, hiking opportunities inbound! Ventured up to New Hampshire to visit friends and continue the quest for hiking all of the 4,000 ft peaks the state … Continued