This one resonates. Not running as often as I 'should'.
I'm thinking back to spring of 2022, my daughter would have been around 6 weeks old and The Line is a Curve had just been released.
Miraculously, in those early first months, there was something symbiotic in having a newborn whilst increasing the miles; adding loops onto loops. The Line is a Curve was my soundtrack in this time and will always be a special piece of music to me.
On an aesthetic level, with her fair hair, short cropped fringe and warm, open face, the similarities between Connie and Kae are quite strong; often comically so!
I imagine that every expectant parent shares the same mixed emotions of excitement and tremendous uncertainty, anxiety and perhaps guilt, about bringing a/nother human into this cluster-fuck world? Every parent of this era at least.
Kae was a great reminder to me that, in this time of chaos and darkness, there is light and warmth and hope.
Thanks for reminding me to join those dots up Jamie.
This one resonates. Not running as often as I 'should'.
I'm thinking back to spring of 2022, my daughter would have been around 6 weeks old and The Line is a Curve had just been released.
Miraculously, in those early first months, there was something symbiotic in having a newborn whilst increasing the miles; adding loops onto loops. The Line is a Curve was my soundtrack in this time and will always be a special piece of music to me.
On an aesthetic level, with her fair hair, short cropped fringe and warm, open face, the similarities between Connie and Kae are quite strong; often comically so!
I imagine that every expectant parent shares the same mixed emotions of excitement and tremendous uncertainty, anxiety and perhaps guilt, about bringing a/nother human into this cluster-fuck world? Every parent of this era at least.
Kae was a great reminder to me that, in this time of chaos and darkness, there is light and warmth and hope.
Thanks for reminding me to join those dots up Jamie.
Fibonacci swirls 🙌🏻
Nice one, Jamie! O
‘We’re meant to move in circles’ is a really nice way of characterising a pattern I recognise, and often struggle with.