I was diagnosed at forty-four years of age. The first thing that changed was walking and writing. This eventually lead to me having to "retire" early...But, I still needed an income to live...

The phrase is old and it is timeless: my cup runneth over. It does not say the cup is steady. It does not promise no spilling. It says there is more here than the cup can hold — more love, more care, more good ordinary days — and some of it is going to end up on the table. That is not a mess. That is abundance in motion, and we decided to build a shop around it.

Six collections that says something true; products and prints that build confidence, and gifts for the weeks when nobody knows what to say. Most of our products are made to order by our print partners, so nothing sits in a warehouse and nothing arrives tired.

We will keep giving part of every order back to the Parkinson's community and to their caregivers.