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I am a maker, researcher/writer, and college professor in human services and public administration. For over a decade, I’ve been researching and teaching about how we interact together and what we take away from our interactions.

But my first love is making stuff. It doesn’t really matter what; I’ve made everything from baked goods to furniture to quilts. I make responsively- it’s my most consistent way of processing what is happening in my life and how I am feeling.

My digital garden is a collection of ideas, imperfect notes, connections, half-baked creations, and essays I'm tending and growing slowly over time. The seeds come from the books I’m reading, research I’m doing, questions I’m wrestling with, and ideas I’m unraveling.

They follow a growth path from seed to sprout to shoots to a full bloom.

Wonderstitch is a space for practicing curiosity as a way of living, creating, and knowing. It’s where small acts of wondering — questions, experiments, observations — become a tool for moving through the world with more care, imagination, and possibility.

This space is built around a simple belief: wondering is not frivolous, it’s essential. It’s how we resist the constant crush of productivity and anxiety. It’s how we bridge research and art, head and hand, thought and action. It’s how we navigate uncertainty, build empathy, and imagine different ways of being.

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