What does “home” mean to you?
Home isn’t always a house. For me, it’s people around the people I care about the most. No matter where I am, being with them makes me feel grounded.
What does “home” mean to you?
These days, its been the feeling that a song brings me, and often times it’s just my dog (haha). But most of the time, it’s the people who remind me that life is actually really, really great.
What does “home” mean to you?
Home – It’s Complicated…It seems that most people come from somewhere – they have a family house or at least an area where their relatives live – when people ask “where do you come from?” they can simply answer with the location they grew up in.
What does “home” mean to you?
I’ve stopped feeling nostalgic for a particular place on the globe. Home is now a feeling of safety.
When Did I Last Laugh Out Loud?
I find myself laughing often. Whether at my dog, random encounters, or friends’ stories. I love how contagious laughter is, spreading like music to everyone around me.
When Did I Last Laugh Out Loud?
I couldn’t stop laughing watching my dog, T-Bone, during his “sightseeing time,” especially when he barked at another dog and then slowly walked backwards all the way to the door like a little human on four legs.
When Did I Last Laugh Out Loud?
Laughing at dark news with friends turned into a way of defiance—finding humor in chaos as a reminder not to fear what feels inevitable.
When Did I Last Laugh Out Loud?
A weekend with old friends was filled with nonstop laughter, from shared memories to even the funniest moments overheard in passing.
When Did I Last Laugh Out Loud?
I laugh all the time every day. I can’t help it. I find most things funny. It’s not hard for me to laugh out loud and it probably wasn’t that long ago.
In Scotland & Feeling Good
At 56, after 26 years in LA, I’m back in Scotland feeling good, sharing a photo essay of dogs, trails, and fresh starts
How I’m Feeling About Life Lately
This season is all about figuring it out as I go, finding joy in travel, friends, and the music that makes it all feel alive.
How I Deal With Anxious Moments
Music has been my lifelong anchor through anxiety, offering escape, comfort, and a sense of safety