care

#89: no one told me this was work

Jul 7 •

#86: where do you see power in your home?

a noticing practice

Jun 8 •

#84: designing a system that withstands variability

what life support systems can teach us about designing a care team

May 25 •

#82: home as a care studio

organizing the metaphor

May 12 •

#76: monoliths vs. ambiguity

finding the words to describe your life

Nov 25, 2024 •

#72: public spaces inside the home

thoughts on assembling a care team

Oct 21, 2024 •

#66: the economics of work-life conflict

this month's book recc: Heather Boushey's "Finding Time"

Jan 30, 2024 •

#65: answering the question "what do you do?"

using new words to change old narratives (and stigma)

Jan 22, 2024 •

#64: on the choice to become parents

a constellation of readings on regret, ambivalence, transformation and potential

Jan 16, 2024 •

#60: questions about caring as we age

"encountering unusual events often means you didn’t think things through"

Jan 23, 2023 •

#58: how to design a life

a three-space model of moving in, all the books I've ever linked

Oct 11, 2022 •

#16: on longterm care work

Oct 12, 2020 •

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