Greetings from Pearlyn
Hello, I’m Scribbly P. – Cloud Weaver of Kindred Skies.
In the real world, I answer to P. or Pearlyn.
But here? I follow the wind, not the workflow.
By day, I help brands sound more human in a world that’s learning to speak fluent algorithm. I wrangle strategies, decode client riddles, and ride the chaos of brainstorms that begin with: “So… what do people even want?”
In short: I’m a mum sneaking spinach into snacks.
A strategist chasing clarity between Zoom calls.
A forty-something scribbler navigating life after kids, motherhood and self identity with ink-stained fingers and cloud-filled possibilities.
And maybe, just maybe, a little lightning in a bottle.
But this space? It’s my soft rebellion.
My sketchpad. My sky. This is where I come untethered.
One story, one truth, one belly laugh, and one quiet pour of whiskey at a time.
A Little Hello from Sha
Hi there, I’m Sha — fellow Co-Founder and Cloud Curator at Kindred Skies.
If you’ve followed me since before marriage and motherhood, you might also know me as Shanobyl, through past writings and social media posts (back when oversharing was practically a hobby).
I’m a mum to an only child, which feels poetic considering I grew up as one myself. There’s plenty to unravel and write about on just that alone – believe me.
By day, I’m a digital marketer. But truthfully, the digital universe has always been a part of my adult life. From dabbling on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram back when they were shiny and new, to testing every platform I could get my hands on. (Yes, I’m an elder Millennial. And yes, I still love a good meme.)
Writing has been the thread through all my life stages. I started with handwritten diaries, moved on to blogging on deadjournal.com (because LiveJournal was too mainstream, obviously), graduated to a friend’s hosted site, and even had my own domain at one point of time. One of my dreams was always to be a magazine columnist.
And now, almost 20 years later, here I am – with a site that lets me create content that feels more purposeful, maybe even a little more sophisticated. Perhaps that’s a reflection of how I’ve grown, too.
I hope my musings resonate with you: a fellow working mum, an elder Millennial who was also once unapologetically cool (just like me).
So grab a fluffy cloud, get comfy, and let’s drift through these kindred skies together.