a burgundy zine
August 20, 2020
Amidst an era of rising temperatures and “firenados,” running your air conditioner isn’t such a guilt-free luxury. And it’s not exactly cheap, either.
July 15, 2020
a perfect summer storm rolled in
just on the cusp of spring,
at the sight of rain, my eyes widened,
my pupils dilated,
July 9, 2020
Peter of Joyful Source shares five vital tips for ensuring your wellbeing this summer.
July 4, 2020
As divided as our nation may feel, we’d like to spread peace, love, and liberation this Fourth of July with a free psychic eagle sticker.
Stick it on your blog! Stick it on your selfies! Print it out and stick it on your face! Go wild.
June 21, 2020
I haven’t been outside in so long, I have no definitive proof that it’s summer other than my calendar telling me that it is.
Anyways, let’s dive into our weekly recap.
June 1, 2020
Need a little something to sweeten your day? June is National Candy Month.
To celebrate, we’ll be reviewing $60 worth of “rare” Tootsie Pops: Blue Razz with Cherry Center, Wild Blue Berry, Strawberry with Lemon Center, and Caramel.
How many licks did it take us to get to the center of this review? While we can’t say for sure, we can say this has been quite a treat.
May 17, 2020
At some point amidst the days that seem to blend together all too fluidly, summer has decided to remind us it’s just right around the corner with sunny skies and temperature highs of 85 degrees.
Stay cool and stay hydrated as we jump into this week’s recap.
September 6, 2019
As we begin the school year, Mahik’s delights us with a poem of a appreciation for summer break.
September 4, 2019
Everyone wants to go back to school feeling cool with decorative notebooks, colorful pens, mechanical pencils, novelty erasers, and sturdy binders, but the price of school supplies themselves can leave you in a bind – especially if you’re a parent supplying two, three, four, or more children.
In fact, the National Retail Federation (NRF) reports that families will be spending record-breaking amounts on “back to school” shopping this year, with the average household that has K-12 students spending $696.70. Households with college-aged students plan on spending $976.78, the highest amount ever recorded by the NRF.
However, you don’t have to drop hundreds – nearly a thousand – to send your kids back to school in style and equipped with the tools they need to succeed.
July 12, 2019
freedom has a name