There are many possible futures. In many of them, we get things right.

As a child, Becky longed for a horse. At 8 years old, she began asking her dad. When her family left the heat of Texas for the winds of the Chesapeake Bay, he finally agreed: When they got their land, she’d get her horse.

They got their land. But she did not get her horse.

Four weeks from today — on February 17 — we’ll open the digital doors to The Tomorrow Company.

That day, our full website will go live. Our first set of offerings will be visible. And we’ll begin a calendar of conversations — some online, some in person — over the coming months as we move toward opening our physical home on the rolling 39 acres we steward.

This past year, we’ve been tending a family, a set of commitments, a piece of land, and a set of questions about how people live and work together.

Asking the land what it wants to be. Asking the community what it needs. The beginning of a conversation intended to last for decades.