My turn. 🤷🏼‍♀️ In 2021 I ... ✨ Was freshly grieving the loss of one of the greatest loves of my life . This resulted in heartbreak unlike anything I had ever felt before. ✨ simultaneously felt the Support of my friends, loved ones and community stronger than I ever have before. ✨Quarantined with my dear dear cousin in rural Connecticut for four wintery months and went bananas, not knowing where I was gonna live or what I was gonna do for $$ ✨moved to upstate New York to build a personal sanctuary which has proven to be one of the best ideas I’ve ever had in my life ✨ Released a music video with @westerliesmusic , @theobleckmann and a short documentary about @ewphotos1 who are each respectively some of my personal and artistic heroes ✨ Expressed my personal boundaries around racial justice at one of the worst jobs I’ve ever had, was promptly fired before I could quit, which ended up being a huge blessing in disguise because I was then immediately hired for a project for PBS. ✨ co-starred in a romance film for @passionflix alongside my lovely friends @guilioberutti and @melaniezanetti ✨started piano lessons and added three new Bach pieces and some other classics to my growing repertoire ✨found incredible community upstate and enriched the connection with old ride or dies ✨ very unexpectedly adopted a snaggle-toofed little Diva. ✨ and juuuust recovered from Covid. (Body: Thanks for keeping me healthy, I love you and you’re the best. Covid: fuck you, please go away forever) I suffered and I thrived. I felt lost and I felt found. I felt scared and never more excited. As a result I am actively learning how to keep my heart cavernously open while keeping my guard up and my hopes epically high. the best part is I couldn’t have predicted any of it. Thank you for being there for me. You know who you are. Let’s all do our best to support each other with compassion and love for 2022. Sending you all my love.