
Keep. Love. Going. Do one good thing every day. (One writer's quest not to shut down in the face of injustice, but instead to commit to small acts of resistance, education, kindness, and hope every single day.)
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This past week I’ve had “the cold” — that one every teacher and student passes around at the start of the school year. It’s always a huge lift to switch schedules, getting up at 5:50 AM instead of sleeping in, and then sharing space with lo...
Like so many others, my family has been on a quest to eat healthier and move the needle towards vegetarianism — no easy feat when you have a 17 year old carnivore in your family.
Vegetarian meals need to taste amazing, and they must be eas...
I mentioned in a previous post that prepping for emergency situations used to feel extreme, but with climate change, looming AI disruption, possible election chaos, and warnings about our power grid, now it simply feels like a smart thing t...
In the Trump administration’s ongoing targeting of immigrants, their newest attack is on tax credits. The idea is to force taxpayers seeking refundable tax credits to certify that they are a U.S. citizen, U.S. national, or “qualified alien”...
Prepping used to be something I associated with extremists. When I thought about prepping, I pictured people living deep in the mountains of the northwest getting ready to fight the government.
Not anymore.
Between climate change, loomi...
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Keep. Love. Going. Do one good thing every day. (One writer's quest not to shut down in the face of injustice, but instead to commit to small acts of resistance, education, kindness, and hope every single day.)
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