How to help the community

We're lucky parents; the moment spring arrives, our kids are ready and raring to get outside and enjoy the warm sun and the nice weather. Now, they're not

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The hardest thing was learning to write. I was 13, and the only writing I had done was for Social Studies. It consisted of copying passages right out of the encyclopedia

Thanksgiving is all about being grateful for the life you have and for the people in it. It is also the perfect time to give back to those who are not as

Give back to your community by helping neighbors, animals and the outdoors

Happy Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈 I cannot emphasize enough how much of an impact the LGBTQIA+ community has had on my life. From family members, to friends, to coworkers- these relationships have been irreplaceable. Pride is and always has been a protest. I encourage everyone to study queer history, there is always more to learn. A reminder as a shop owner: honoring pride month is not lip service for me. People I love and protect are a part of the community and I will always stand up for them. If…

“For every disciplined effort, there is a multiple reward.” – Jim Rohn I started creating sketch notes only in mid of 2015 as an experiment to learn better and simplify ideas. Little did I know that this experiment will grow into something amazing. I have been in pursuit of simplifying ideas and extract signals in

Pick something off this list of family-friendly volunteer opportunities to spread kindness and participate in community service projects with your kids.

With the pandemic and subsequent lockdown keeping us all indoors, it’s become more crucial than ever to connect with the people in our community.

It’s become such a cliched phrase-something we say and recognize to be true but don’t often act on: “It takes a village to raise a child.” What does that even mean? In the comments, at our Twitter parties, in conversations with other mothers, I am asked all the time- “How can I possibly do it all?”