We really appreciated small adventures over big adventures.

And even within big adventures, it was the small little things that we remembered the most.

From Seamwork Magazine, I'm Sari Mitnick and this is Seamwork Radio, where we tell stories about designing, making, and wearing our own clothing.

When you were a kid, did you have a picture of what you were going to be like as a grown-up?

I have to say, if I did, it was pretty murky.

But not so much for Morgan. Morgan is the co-founder of the

menswear sewing pattern company Thread Theory, along with her husband, Matt. She had some pretty

specific ideas about life, even when she was little. The last year, I read a little document

that I had written in school. we had to make a time capsule.

And unbeknownst to me, my mom had saved it.

And we are always getting rid of things.

We never save anything.

We don't keep things.

Like, I have hardly any of my childhood things.

But for some reason, she saved this time capsule.

And so in that time capsule, I'd written that I saw myself living on the very

northern tip of Vancouver Island, which there's not many people living up there, and visiting

my family two or three times a year, very specific, I don't know why, and I saw myself living on

a artist retreat farm where I would write novels

and make art and sort of just live on my own isolated up there. So that's really surprising.

I didn't remember having that dream as a child, but I've always wanted to do something that's

really independent, not work with a large group of people.

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