Turn Your Wander into Wonder
It’s well known that walking aids creativity. In fact, it’s become so entrenched that there’s now a backlash against such a notion. And I can see that. It’s not every [...]
Wellness
Wellness of all kinds.
They Built the Bridge
I was never one to defend myself. Never one to set strong boundaries, or to teach people how to treat me. I was always not only willing to take other people’s abuse, but I [...]
Shitty Poetry & Learning to Breathe
Jerusha Gray shares how stumbling upon a childhood poetry journal has reminded her to always carve out space to breathe, to create, to put it on paper. [...]
Notes from Nanea | What the Comfort Zone is For
My dear Sweatpants & Coffee fam, When the going gets tough, it’s a natural instinct to turtle. Pull in your flippers, tuck in your tail and head, and curl up until the [...]
Forget the Pink Stuff: 5 Charities That Are Making a Real Impact for Breast Cancer Patients & Survivors
It’s October, which means it is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It also means you’ll see stores drowning in pink, looking to sell you everything from t-shirts and [...]
When Inspiration Becomes Hard Reality
Don’t get me wrong, I love an inspirational meme. In fact, they have become a staple in my social media scrolling each day, especially when I’m feeling life rubbing me [...]
Good Stuff This Week | Vol. 24
In a chaotic and uncertain world, it helps to remember that good things are happening around us all the time. We think it’s important to pay attention to the good stuff. [...]
Have a Girls Night In for Your Mental Health
The Power of Girlfriends We’re all under a lot of stress. Women, in particular, tend to take on not just a lot of the work at home, but also the majority of the management [...]
Good Stuff This Week | Vol. 23
In a chaotic and uncertain world, it helps to remember that good things are happening around us all the time. We think it’s important to pay attention to the good stuff. [...]
Ugly Steps and Crooked Railings
When we first bought our house, it had a wonky, completely non-code step that led up onto the front porch. It required you to think twice before attempting it, every single [...]
