About Me

"I felt a lift of pure happiness every time I looked out the window. I had come to the conclusion that I must actually be French, only no one had ever informed me of this fact." 
-Julia Child, My Life in France

“What now is not just a panic-stricken question tossed out into a dark unknown. What now can also be our joy. It is a declaration of possibility, of promise, of chance. It acknowledges that our future is open, that we may well do more than anyone expected of us, that at every point in our development we are still striving to grow.

There’s a time in our lives when we all crave the answers. It seems terrifying not to know what’s coming next. But there is another time, a better time, when we see our lives as a series of choices, and What now represents our excitement and our future, the very vitality of life.

…Maybe this is the moment you shift from seeing What now as one more thing to check off the list and start to see it as two words worth living by.”

-Ann Patchett, What now?