G'day y'all*,
Just checking in to say that I'm not in this week - Xmas this year means big road trips, and family, and a focus that is elsewhere. So much to be done - especially by my small ones - to get ready for Christmas day. Gifts to be finished (and started!), buttons to be sewn on and cushions to be sewn up. Plus we are already up country and I've realised I've left their stockings at home…..so that's a sewing job for tomorrow.
BUT before I go, I wanted to say a big big thank you for chiming in this year with your thoughts and ideas. I have got to know many of you through your comments and can't wait until next year to meet more of you. I've learnt so much!
I'll be back in this space next week but until then wishing you a very happy time wherever you are.
Felicia x
* Since I returned in September this year, I may have watched all five seasons of Friday Night Lights in a row. I'd been told it was good but who knew it was that good? Y'all gotta know that Tami Taylor may have changed my life.

So I wrote last week a post asking “Is my making fast fashion?”. And then I did a video on Instagram discussing similar topics in a slightly different way. And as always, you lovely humans have helped me clarify some of my thinking with your thoughtful, clever commentary.
And while I think there is so much more to discuss, here are four key possibly-more-meta ideas that have come up for me out of those conversations.
In using the quote last week that suggested that there was no single answer, and suggesting that this was freeing, I really did mean that we should sit in the grey. Not that the lack of “an” answer to this question should mean we get to ignore the question but rather that the lack of “an” answer means that we need to keep asking bigger more beautiful questions. And keep asking them.
Is my making fast fashion?
Am I living my values or merely thinking them?
And how can I make those two things a little more aligned in this moment?
These are my big beautiful questions.
Yours might be different.
And importantly this leads to point 2.