Ah, the holiday season—a time of twinkling lights, cozy nights, and that special warmth in the air. I love everything about Christmas: the music, the movies, the traditions, and the sense of togetherness that comes with it. But let’s be honest: it’s also a complicated time of year.
Life on the island just keeps getting better. Eight months in, and I’m still blown away by how much there is to do and see. This past weekend, we headed back to the Thetis Lake Loop…
As the holidays draw near, it’s easy to get caught up in thoughts of what’s missing or who you wish was by your side. But take a moment to look around. Notice the people who are there for you.
So, here I am. Forty. Just a week into this new decade, and I find that I’ve been reflecting on the past in a way that feels deeper, more meaningful. With Christmas fast approaching, it’s hard not to get lost in the nostalgia…
More than 10 years ago (11 and change), I sat down and wrote a blog post about my thoughts on religion. I think I remember the general gist of what I wrote back then, but I’ve made a conscious decision not to go back and read it just yet….
My fourth and final album, Ebb and Flow, releases on December 2nd, and it’s the album I feel brings everything together. This project embodies the ups and downs, the quiet reflections, and the powerful surges that shape our lives.
With Master of Insults, I wanted to break away a bit and embrace a more playful side. This album dives into humor, irony, and those moments when we don’t take ourselves too seriously.
My second album, Heroes and Villains, took things in a new direction. While Echoes and Journeys focused on personal exploration, this album digs into the contrasts and complexities within all of us.
Echoes and Journeys was where it all started. This album captures a blend of nostalgia and exploration, tracing the highs and lows of life’s path.