Time moves differently in small moments. Each day here, I share a single scene that unfolds before me – light spilling across a desk, leaves dancing down an autumn street, coffee spiraling steam into morning air.
These moments follow the natural rhythm of observation: first catching our eye, then drawing us in deeper, until they open into something larger than themselves. Each piece moves from what we see, to what we notice, to what we wonder.
I write these as daily meditations, tiny pockets of pause in our rushing world. While deeply personal, they touch on the universal questions we all carry: about time, memory, change, and the quiet beauty we often miss.
On Sundays, I expand into longer reflections. The rest of the week belongs to these smaller moments – each one a brief invitation to slow down and notice.
Welcome to my practice of paying attention.