Imagine the tales you'd tell if you spoke with someone from each of the Women's March protests from around the world. So many motivations. So many emotions. So many old friends and new connections. In my case the city was Minnesota's capital of St. Paul, the crowd neared 100 thousand, and I
Admit What You Don’t Know: Podcasts That Keep Me Sane
There's no way around it, you guys. I don't want to choose between security and growth, but advancement doesn't come by staying put. This month I walked away from a familiar job at a museum whose mission I love. For nearly 15 years I worked at the same building, surrounded by people who've
Six Ways Local Bloggers Are Living a Good Life
One simple word: “Today.” Tattooed on her wrist, in swooping cursive, the message resonated with me. We’d never met till this morning, so I didn’t ask too many questions, but I was intrigued. I figured there must be a story there—one I hoped to hear someday—but for now, we weren’t here to learn each
Make a Wall Art Collage for Less Than $150
If I had my way, we'd hit up every art festival within a 100 miles (of your place or mine), and we'd buy every piece that catches our eye. For now, though, the budget allows for just the occasional art purchase. I solved this problem with a strategy for scrappy types like you: Make a wall collage
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