Essays Piano, Music, and Identity My father bought a grand piano when I was 2 years old and my sister was 5 because he believed that there would be beautiful Emmie Arnold Posted on September 23, 2021
Inspiration Create a Vision Board for 2021 Yes, I’m one of those annoying people who makes a vision board every year, but mine aren’t like the ones you typically find Kirsten Clark Posted on January 9, 2021
Essays Without My Brothers, I Wouldn’t Be Me On an early spring day in May, 25 years ago, my grandparents loaded me into the back seat of my grandma’s red Ford Topaz, a Kirsten Clark Posted on May 25, 2020
Life The Quarantine State of Mind I’ve been practicing social distancing for over seven weeks now, and it’s been a strange experience. One on hand, there are Kirsten Clark Posted on May 6, 2020
Essays Anchored Podcasts always fill my commute, and I especially love shows that make me think in new ways, like Death, Sex, and Money from Kirsten Clark Posted on March 3, 2020
Essays, Relationships A Marriage, Best Left Unturned My six-year-old son, Asher, and I walk along the creek bed half a mile from our small yellow house in our suburban Guest Author Posted on February 12, 2018
Essays Personal Essays | My Body: The Struggle Within I homeschool my son, which works very well for me because a lot of my time is spent in my pajamas. Occasionally, though, we Guest Author Posted on August 17, 2017
Essays Personal Essay | On the Eve of My 30th Birthday By Tiffany Sedberry Reiger I turn 30 in July. That birthday has been one that I have always feared and anticipated some great Guest Author Posted on July 6, 2016
Mental Paper Doors and Inner Space When I was a young newlywed, I moved from Honolulu to Tokyo to be with my husband. He was working for a small tech industry Nanea Hoffman Posted on July 30, 2015
Wellness How To Defuse An Anger Ball | Joyful Meditation When I was a kid, there was this weed I loved. It grew wild in playgrounds and untended lawns. We called it sleeping grass, Nanea Hoffman Posted on February 16, 2015