What’s New

The Dock has been expanded to better hold how each piece is experienced — not just accessed.

This update brings three shifts:

• Video now lives within the site
  Each video has its own page, with space to watch, read, and stay with it.
  Instead of redirecting outward, the experience is now held here — in a space that reflects the tone of what is shared.
  You can still choose to view on YouTube, but the default experience remains within the site.

• A quiet way to mark impact (Quiet Trace)
  If something on the site leaves an imprint, it can be marked through This reached me.
  This is anonymous and private by default. It is not an engagement metric — just a way to leave a trace if something meets you in a meaningful way.

• Movement across pieces
  You can now move from one piece to the next through navigation at the bottom of each page.
  This allows the Dock to be experienced not only as individual entries, but as a continuous body of work.
  You can move across all content, or stay within writing or video.

Together, these changes shift the Dock from a place you visit piece by piece to a space you can enter, stay within, and move through at your own pace.

Note: Quiet Trace is not a comment feed or a conversation tool.
If you would like to connect directly, you can use the contact form.

You can now subscribe to both pages directly from your RSS reader.

Available feeds:

• Dock: /dock/rss.xml
• Living Gallery: /living-gallery/rss.xml
• What’s New: /updates/rss.xml

Each page also includes a Subscribe control with:

• Copy RSS link
• Open RSS feed

If you use your own RSS app, copy any of the links above and add them as new feeds.

Living Gallery is now live.

This page is a living visual archive of real moments from my life. Each moment pairs image and meaning so visitors can understand not only what support makes possible, but also what it takes for those moments to exist.

You can browse moments directly from the gallery and open each one to read the fuller story behind it.

Visit Living Gallery to see public moments.

Dock is now part of the website.

It brings writing, voice, and video together into one place so visitors can explore ongoing work from a single page.

Instead of navigating different sections separately, Dock acts as a central point where new expressions and conversations can be discovered as they appear.

Visit Dock.

Web of Gratitude is now live.

This page is a living web of names and moments where each point marks a presence that helped hold my life in meaningful ways.

It will continue to grow as more threads of care, support, and presence are remembered.

Visit Web of Gratitude.

The refreshed version of the website is now live.

This update included a full redesign of the site structure so visitors can move through the work more clearly.

The release also introduced accessibility personalization controls so visitors can adapt the site to their needs. These settings allow adjustments to text size, contrast, color mode, font style, reading spacing, and reduced motion.

The goal is simple: the website should adapt to the person visiting it, not the other way around.

Care Advocacy Counseling is no longer offered through this website.

The work has moved to the Sahana Movement, where it now lives as part of the broader mission and ecosystem being built there.

If you are looking for this work or related services, please visit the Sahana Movement for current information.

Care Advocacy Counseling is now open and accepting clients.

View service details at Care Advocacy Counseling.

The updates system is now live.

New website updates will be published as individual entries here and included in the RSS feed.