The eldest stepping into high school. A threshold. The end of a season. The quiet grief and beauty that comes with watching your kids grow and something familiar slowly fall away.
Kels shares something she wrote and reads it out loud. It gets emotional. Because that’s what real life does when you actually stop and feel it.
We talk about change. About finding home again beneath the noise. About who we are when the roles soften and the stories pause. The noticing of the witness. That place that doesn’t age, doesn’t leave, doesn’t get pulled apart when seasons change.
Nothing to fix. Nothing to solve. Just two humans sitting in truth, love, and the unknown.
If you’re moving through change, feeling something end, or quietly becoming someone new, this one might meet you right where you are.