Welcome to Wonderland
Hey there! I’m Sarah, and welcome to a kaleidoscope of creativity where the eclectic blend of all the things that fuel my spirit and meets the sparkle of rainbows and chaos, all with a twist of funky flair and a touch of quirky wisdom. If you’re ready for a splash
A Journey of Faith: Between Miracles and Questions
My early beliefs about God were shaped by a whirlwind of experiences that felt like a cosmic game of roulette, where my life hung by a thread and miracles were my only saving grace. You see, I’m not your average human—born intersex, a chimera of sorts, I came into this
Echoes of Silence: The Invisible Struggle for Inclusion and Understanding
In the quiet shadows of our daily existence, many of us silently bear struggles that go unnoticed by those around us. These challenges are not confined to specific locations or moments; rather, they persistently thread through every aspect of our lives, casting a persistent hues of isolation that others find
Behind the Words: A Personal Q&A
Ever wondered what shapes a creator—their inspirations, quirks, challenges, and the journey that led them to where they are today? This interview-style Q&A peels back the layers of my world, offering an unfiltered look at the moments, passions, and philosophies that define well, “me”. From the restless creativity of my
The Cube
Understanding Ourselves Through the Congrieve Cube There is a lesson in everything, even in the simplest of objects. A block—a seemingly ordinary cube—can become a tool of transformation, a mentor in itself, and a reflection of the human experience. In Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium, the Congrieve Cube appears at first
Red, Blue, and the Grey In-Between: Why It’s Never So Black and White
A Canadian Perspective on Far-Left vs Far-Right Politics—and the Uncomfortable Truth in the Middle Dear Reader… There are few things more polarizing—and perhaps more quietly destructive—than politics. Not politics as it was meant to be—a forum for civic engagement, dialogue, and decision-making—but politics as it has become: a theatre of
Stop Saying “Amazing” — What Real Encouragement Actually Sounds Like
Empty praise feels good for a second. Real encouragement builds something that lasts. Here’s the difference.
Complicated Happy: Another Summer at Camp
Happiness doesn’t cancel out depression, fatigue, or grief. Camp taught me that complicated happy is still happy — and worth showing up for.
I Made Them Up. They Taught Me Everything.
Writing fictional characters has taught me more about real humans than almost anything else. Here’s why building imaginary people is the best empathy training I’ve found.
I Miss the Internet That Smelled Like Dial-Up and Dreams
I miss the internet that felt like a place you went, not a machine that came to find you. A love letter to dial-up chaos and the sparkling wreck we started with.
How to Correct a Young Person Without Crushing Them
Correcting a young person well is one of the most important things you can do. Here’s how to do it without crushing them in the process.
Good People, Wrong Side: Why Your Neighbour Votes That Way (And Why You’re Not As Different As You Think)
Good people keep ending up on opposite sides of politics. Here’s what the research says about why — and why it’s more complicated than either side wants to admit.