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In my newsletter, I examine life through my sensory lens. I focus on how parents, partners and children can work well together with empathy and equity. I pay particular attention to accommodating and understanding uniquely wired family members. You’re in the right place if any of these are true: your spouse is kind but absentminded, your child isn’t naughty, but gets in trouble, or you’ve never been able to unlock to mystery of home upkeep. When we experience the world differently, we thrive when we set up house differently. My newsletter and my upcoming book can help.

My weekly Tuesday newsletter is free. Friday’s paid newsletter gives you access to personal essays and deep dives. All newsletters are illustrated with my own artwork. My favorite recent posts are:

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shows author of Neurospicy Housekeeping. She sits at the laptop on a porch, in front of a blue door and white paneling wall with some potted plants. her hair is long and dark, reddish blond, past her shoulder, wavy and lighter toward the bottom. She looks down at the laptop, which has her moon phase logo on it, she wears a navy blue t shirt with low neck and a glass pendant necklace and a brown braclet.

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A way to support my work, especially if you find my free Tuesday posts helpful.

For $5 a month, get a Friday newsletter in addition to the Tuesday free newsletter. Friday’s posts are a place to share my voice and lived experience. I dive deeper into neuro and home topics and share my publishing journey (My book comes out in 2028). Currently, I am sharing my essay about growing up “hearing impaired”, called How to be deaf. I consider this space my grownup Xanga, where I can write more freely, like old school letters.

The Founding Member tier is for people who really enjoy my writing and voice. For $10 monthly, you also get access to my novel, about a girl who walks across North Texas into Oklahoma, plus one typewritten letter each year. I’ll also share more reflective posts that don’t quite fit the Neurospicy Housekeeping umbrella.

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Sensory Housekeeping

Housekeeping with a sensory lens

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