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Hope is a Sewer Rat (Caitlin Seida) • Tenneson Woolf

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Landscapes thrill me. Like this one above, driving through Montana last week. It's all of it. The clouds. The snow-capped mountains. The open fields. All of that opens my imagination. It casts a spell of wonder. Landscapes of other kinds also thrill me. Like the one below, written by Caitlin Seida (shared by Shawna Lemay).

Landscapes thrill me. Like this one above, driving through Montana last week. It’s all of it. The clouds. The snow-capped mountains. The open fields. All of that opens my imagination. It casts a spell of wonder. Landscapes of other kinds also thrill me. Like the one below, written by Caitlin Seida ( shared by Shawna Lemay ). It’s the invitation to know Hope’s bad-assed side. The teeth and claws. The chewy determination. All of that, too, opens my imagination and casts a spell of remembering. For inspiration. Hope Is Not a Bird, Emily, It’s a Sewer Rat by Caitlin Seida Hope is

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