My angel reading series continues with a little throwback from a beautiful September day in my old garden. And this one feels really pertinent for the beginning of the week when we usually are plannin...Read More
Sometimes, I create something and don’t share it right away. Then, months or even years later, it suddenly feels like the right time. This short video was filmed in my garden on a sunny September af...Read More
The Day Summer Ends: Lughnasadh, Lammas, and the Nordic Thread I Didn’t Know I Was Following. ( all photos by Layla Morgan Wilde) I have always known it as August 1st. Not the paga...Read More
If you have been with me for a long time, you might remember a special feature on my old blog called Zen Tea Tuesday. I launched this space all the way back in 2008. Sadly, a digital glitch wiped out...Read More
The Boomer Muse launched in 2008 and quickly grew 1 million visitors a year. All that changed when I migrated to WordPress and lost six years of content. I was able to retrieve some of it from the Int...Read More
The Liminal Lens: The Hidden Wisdom of Thresholds and Portals I didn’t set out to photograph thresholds. It just happened. What can I say, I have photographed thousands of doors which are all unique...Read More
There is a photo of me when I was about five years old standing on the roof of a car. I’m wearing nothing but a pair of underwear. No shirt. No shoes. My arms are stretched triumphantly towar...Read More
Time to Wake Up I didn’t set out to make a collection. It just happened the way most meaningful things do, accidentally, over time, without a plan. These are random screenshots from my phone....Read More
Everything is Coming Up Roses. June belongs to the roses. Full stop. Punctuated by original photo quotes. I wish we had smell-o-vision. Not just because they’re spilling over every fence righ...Read More
There’s a particular kind of door that stops you in your tracks. Not because it’s perfect, but because it isn’t. The paint worn down to bare wood at the edges. The handle smoothed by a thousand ...Read More