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Ada's Place

Personal Site of Your Favorite* Friend

31 OCT 2025

Life Update! Netherlands Pride, New Work, and Plenty of Parties 🤭

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The last time I took a big trip, I literally had no home to come back to.

Now, I ended two months of travel feeling happier and more motivated than I have since I left Columbus, surrounded by new community, and eager to see what comes next.

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One of the most vital ways we sustain ourselves is by building communities of resistance, places where we know we are not alone.

Bell Hooks, Yearning: Race, Gender, and
Cultural Politics, 1999 (p. 213)
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About Me
Photo of painted mural inside Ada's house in Columbus, OH. Includes a large snake, trans flag, trees, flowers, and "titties".
Art
Photo of all the attendees at the Queer Climbing Columbus meetup on July 17, 2023
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A flyer for a movie night at Ada's house. "Nov 10, 9:30 PM; Can crash here, but leave by 9am; parking: street (plenty)"
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FAQs

A little explanation on what this place is and what you can find here!

Why’d you make this website?

Mostly as a personal creative outlet, one central place to hold/share all the little projects I get up to. Other reasons include:

  • Keeping my loved ones updated
  • More control/ownership than social media
  • Easily shared; no accounts needed!
  • Might be useful to others someday
How should I use this website?

Don’t “should” yourself! Do use it how you’d like. Right now it’s mostly blog posts with pictures and text. There’s a useful community page if you live in Columbus or the Netherlands, and someday soon I’ll add my art portfolio.

This is silly. Can I just hear from you?

Of course! My contact info is available here. I’m always happy to hear from friends, family, and anyone else who finds their way to this website!

I truly believe that forming connections and building community are the most important things we can spend our time on. As the world continues down this uncertain path, we must rely on our neighbors for stability, growth, and support. In community, we have opportunities to provide meaningful help to others, and as a result can build resilience to global forces of inequality and climate change. We can cut through the noise and polarization of mass media, and enjoy fuller, more meaningful lives by sharing them with others. So thanks for being a part of my community – wherever you are, you live in my heart.

💜 Ada

If you are reading this, I love you. You are a beautiful thread in the rich tapestry that is my life, and I appreciate you for Letting me into yours.

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