@carrot.condo on Instagram
No Instagram images were found.
-
Recent Posts
Tags
- #365daysofpractice
- #atozreflections
- #LiveLikeJulia
- acceptance
- A Dirty Life
- age
- aging
- Ann Patchett
- art
- A to Z Challenge
- beauty
- Cleaning
- coloring books
- creativity
- Dad
- daily effort
- David Gabbe
- failure
- fear
- Food
- Food--homegrown
- Food--homemade
- Food--restaurant
- Food--vegan
- Food Literature
- gay
- gay marriage
- halloween
- Kristin Kimball
- Loneliness
- Love
- Mariam Foods
- Miyoko Schinner
- Obie
- Plants--abundance
- poetry pole
- Rene Redzepi
- routine
- Storybooks You Can Color
- StreetRoots
- taking action
- Toro Bravo
- turtles
- Valentine's Day
- VeganMOFO
- VegFest
- Water the Bamboo
- whims
- writing
- Yoga
Meta
Author Archives: TRISTA
thank you bouquet
Dear Kitchen-Sink Readers — Thank you for following my blog all these years, especially those of you who found me on my original Blogger platform. I’ve decided I need to focus my creative efforts, and I’m no longer updating All … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
1 Comment
National Letter Writing Month
For the month of April, I’m taking part in the write_on challenge and blogging about it at my Carrot Condo site. If you’d like to take part, the challenge is to write 30 letters in 30 days during the month … Continue reading
the boy who crossed the street
Two days before a tantrum that would result in my bursting into tears, my kiddo stood on the edge of a curb and seemed afraid to cross the street. We had practiced this a lot, and he’d never shown fear … Continue reading
I Think I Can…
As you know from reading this blog, I’ve been working on living a creative life for the last few years. Facing fear–recognizing it and managing it–was one of the very first steps toward living a creative life and continues to … Continue reading
One-Year Anniversary
Well, dear readers, it’s been one year since I started my creative business–Carrot Condo. Some of you read about it here as it happened. Friends and family came to my launch party last November (pictures and stories are here) and … Continue reading
The Comforting Clarity Of An Expert
While writing about routine and creative work, I finally took care of a burned out light bulb, which ended up relating to my musings. Our kitchen is dark. There are only two electrical outlets. We gave up having a toaster … Continue reading
Routinize Yourself: Maybe Monday Is Mend Day?
In my last post, I wrote about routine, but a big part of the question is actually about commitment: What to commit to in my creative life, and what to let go. In Wild Mind Natalie Goldberg says “It is … Continue reading
Is Monday Mend Day?
These hand-embroidered kitchen towels from ~1960 keep coming to mind as I try to organize myself, our household, and my creative work. The days often feel chaotic and unfocused: I’m not sure what to prioritize, and by the end of … Continue reading
A Super Hero Dress and Daily Practice
Daily drawing practice continues, nearly four months in. It’s been difficult, relaxing, surprising, challenging, and instructive. I’m not even half-way through, but it’s already definitely been worth the effort. During one of the more difficult weeks when I skipped a … Continue reading
All But The Kitchen Sink 