keep changing...

Much has come, and keeps coming, out of this pandemic we are trying to see ourselves through. Terrible, awful things, but also lovely, joyous things. As a lifelong fan of advice columns (Dear Abby was always my first stop in our daily paper growing up, followed by Dear Sugar when I discovered Cheryl Strayed), and one of the beautiful things created early on in COVID times was a new podcast: Sugar Calling. Rather than seeking advice, Strayed sets aside advice-giving in favor of wisdom-seeking and turning to the writers who have long inspired her for courage and insight.
This particular quote comes from a conversation with the author George Saunders, and has become a bit of a mantra inside my head (particularly as a person who is a nervous nelly when it comes to change.)

Listen to the episode here: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/03/podcasts/sugar-calling-george-saunders-coronavirus.html

This piece is painted in gouache on cardboard, and hand cut. While its dimensions are variable based on its layout, the letters stand 4.5" tall. In the variation pictured, the overall dimensions are 31" x 33". Instructions for installation, including guides, illustrations, tape for marking the wall, and sticky tack are included. (Please contact me prior to purchase with any installation questions. It's pretty easy, I promise.)