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  • Sometimes we can get so caught up in the busyness of life that we forget how to stop or that it's even okay to stop.
    On Being,  The Kitchen Sink

    On Liberation and Being Important

    Whether we like it or not, our absence won't result in the world falling apart. That might be hard to hear because we all want to feel important. But what if, instead of feeling offended about our replaceability, we felt liberated?

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    Minimalism

    Minimalism: Letting Go Of Overwhelm

    September 3, 2020
    Woman climbing fence

    Milestones And Failures Are One In The Same

    November 25, 2021
    Person sitting at the end of a dock looking over a lake

    If Being Is Better Than Doing How Will We Accomplish Anything?

    April 21, 2022
  • Transitions are part of life, not a no man's land between bits of living. They're as integral to living as air itself.
    On Being,  The Kitchen Sink

    On Transitions And Patience

    My son recently went through a growth spurt - not vertically, but internally. Shifting emotions had him on edge, and his bandwidth for tolerating discomfort was short. I'll be honest. It felt like I was walking on eggshells around him.

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    Slowing Down - A sea turtle floats in the ocean.

    On Slowing Down & Starting A Revolution

    January 12, 2023

    The Path To Enlightenment Is Paved With Sunscreen

    March 10, 2022

    Hibernate Your Way To Better Self-Worth

    February 17, 2022
  • Image with text, pen, and coffee. Paper reads, "Complexity and simplicity exist together. One does not cancel out the other."
    Food,  The Kitchen Sink

    On Oranges And Complexity

    The other day, I was sitting at my desk thinking about oranges. You know, the fruit with the peel? You may recognize it at any number of children’s soccer games. Anyways, I was thinking about oranges and how certain aspects of an orange mirror our lives. Before you decide I’ve lost it, hear me out!

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    Sourdough Bread

    3 Unexpected Lessons I Learned Making Sourdough Bread

    May 28, 2020
    Tacos Fall Apart & We Still Love Them

    Living a delicious life doesn’t mean what you think it does.

    June 25, 2020
    multi-generational meal

    Our Traditions Were Never Quite The Same

    November 18, 2021
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Kate Smithson

I’m a dog lover, chocolate addict, warm bread sniffer, slow tea sipper, blank notebook hoarder, nomadic homebody. I seek out opportunities to live my life on purpose.


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