Our stories help us survive, but sometimes it is helpful to return them to the earth. For a very long time, I believed I was a solitary person. I worried that if someone got close to me, they might see this fundamentally unlovable person and run away. After several years of good therapy, I was finally able to see and appreciate the real community of care that surrounds me. It makes me smile thinking of how we can turn our most painful and joyful pasts into rich soil for our futures.

What is a thought loop or narrative that served a real purpose (once) but is now limiting? What do you wish to plant instead?

Details:

• Mini prints are 4″ x 5″ with no border on 120lb cardstock with a smooth finish
• Standard prints are 8″ x 10″ with no border on 120lb cardstock with a smooth finish
• Giclée prints are 8″ x 10″ with no border on archival paper that is acid-free, 100% cotton rag with a bright, matte finish