This is the second part of a grief writing in Virginia. See the first part here. I’m not always good at endings. I’ve had to consciously work on accepting them for many years. By creating a mustard ceremony to mark the completion of my grieving process, I was able to anchor an ending for this… Continue reading Mustard Ceremony: The End
Paul's Plot: mustard patch at Namah in Virginia. Almost six months since Paul’s death I am sitting at Paul’s Plot – a beautiful patch of mustard. Bright yellow and full of bees stocking up on pollen, I feel blessed. The vivid yellow brightens my mood and delights my senses. My friend Jabari planted mustard seed… Continue reading Paul’s Mustard Plot
Camilla & Paul Note: This post is a personal post to move through the passing of my boyfriend of one year Paul on Monday, November 2nd. I’m going through my first really hard day of grief from the passing of Paul, my beloved. I am drumming, moving, and keening loudly. It’s the only way to… Continue reading Good Morning Beautiful