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Exhaling into February
The longest month is behind us: January. What lingers, though, is everything it carried with it. I know most of us are still reeling from the tragedies that unfolded and the ones that continue to hover in our peripheral vision. I’ve found myself exhaling hard most mornings, making peace with the state of things while… — read more
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Be Prepared: Workplace Rights in the Face of ICE Activity
On January 14th the Langley Chamber of Commerce held their monthly meeting at the Langley Methodist Church. With heavy hearts we enter January in the midst of our national crisis. It doesn’t go without its woes and anger towards our administration, but we press on as we continue to highlight why we gather here. “Chief… — read more
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Happy New Year – It’s another day in time.
Hot take, but I’ve always felt New Year’s Eve to be quite performative. And sure, I’ve partook in that performativity as a teen and young adult. Nowadays I find myself working on said holiday because I would rather work than indulge. Time and a half is great, since at midnight it’s technically New Years Day,… — read more
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Isle Chronicles is an independent publication dedicated mostly to arts coverage, sustainability, and in-depth community storytelling. I aim to foster connection, accountability, and meaningful community growth through my writing. I’m not a huge fan of politics, but on the local level, I truly value it. I welcome you to engage with me and highlight anything island-related you think I should cover.
You can also find me on Substack, where I write a lot about life’s journey and my sense of style as a form of self-expression. With some poems sprinkled in.
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