About
Some things leave.
Some things stay.
Most things do a little of both.
A song that sounds like an old version of yourself.
An empty chair.
A road you no longer travel.
A child who suddenly looks older than they did yesterday.
The friend who still answers the phone.
The memory that refuses to fade.
Glycerine is a collection of reflections on love, loss, motherhood, friendship, hope, grief, and the beautiful contradictions of being human. Through humor, heartbreak, nostalgia, and quiet moments of wonder, these essays explore the people we carry, the stories we tell ourselves, and the ordinary moments that shape our lives in extraordinary ways.
Tender, thoughtful, and deeply personal, Glycerine is for anyone who has ever missed something before it was gone, searched for meaning in the smallest details, or discovered that the moments worth remembering are rarely the ones we expect.
Because sometimes the little things are not little at all.
They are the whole story.
Some things stay.
Most things do a little of both.
A song that sounds like an old version of yourself.
An empty chair.
A road you no longer travel.
A child who suddenly looks older than they did yesterday.
The friend who still answers the phone.
The memory that refuses to fade.
Glycerine is a collection of reflections on love, loss, motherhood, friendship, hope, grief, and the beautiful contradictions of being human. Through humor, heartbreak, nostalgia, and quiet moments of wonder, these essays explore the people we carry, the stories we tell ourselves, and the ordinary moments that shape our lives in extraordinary ways.
Tender, thoughtful, and deeply personal, Glycerine is for anyone who has ever missed something before it was gone, searched for meaning in the smallest details, or discovered that the moments worth remembering are rarely the ones we expect.
Because sometimes the little things are not little at all.
They are the whole story.