I’ve been hinting at a couple of projects I’m working on behind the scenes, and it’s finally time to announce the first one:
I’m launching a newsletter!
Writer & Photographer | Halifax, Canada
I’ve been hinting at a couple of projects I’m working on behind the scenes, and it’s finally time to announce the first one:
I’m launching a newsletter!
Every month, I share the articles and sites that I found most interesting. Here’s what caught my attention in July.
I’ll be honest: the heatwave has been awful for my motivation this month. I haven’t wanted to do anything but hide indoors and stare at my phone. (Even watching a movie or reading has felt like it required too much energy the last few weeks.)
My goals going into July were to write (including outlining and editing) more days than not, and to keep going with my photography project. I wanted to make it another 1/3 of the way through editing The Black Sun, and make a good start on the Violet Lane outline. And I wanted to start carrying a real camera more often.
It’s been a ridiculously hot and humid two weeks. It feels like all I’ve been doing is trying not to melt. But I’ve been: waking | wondering | brainstorming | making | updating | planning | taking | wishing | trying | getting
Ten days to go!
Or, knowing me and the way I’ve approached this project, probably closer to 12-14 days to go! (Remember when I said this project was going to end on 9 June? And that I’d use a real camera more than my phone? Good times.)
On Monday, I finished the first round of edits on The Black Sun.
It’s been a very busy two weeks, but I still struggled to remember what I’ve been doing. I’ve been: editing | trying | moving | enduring | repainting | worrying | hemming | working | looking | feeling
I’m a little bit late with this roundup. And I was a little bit (but not quite as) late getting through this particular group of ten photos.
Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦 Summer is definitely here. I’ve been: slacking | baking | hoping | cleaning | celebrating | finding | twisting | feeling | making | reediting