What You Truly Love is a line from a Joy Sullivan poem that made me think about my own dreams and discernment for the future.
What You Truly Love
The Social Justice category includes intersectional conversations on ethics, community care, politics, and activism. I share links, news, think pieces, critiques, and theological pieces from a progressive Christian perspective. Sustainable fashion must coexist alongside other aims toward societal and moral improvement.
Social Justice
Sustainable Shopping on a Budget *In This Economy*
Sustainable shopping on a budget in this economy, as inflation and wage inequality continue to put burdens on Americans. It is possible!
The Screeching of the Kite Was Heard Again Above the Marshes | A Sermon
An Easter sermon on the Florida Snail Kite, invasive snails, and the resurrection.
Negative Effects of “Personal Brand”
Influencing is a bonafide industry, but the effects of personal branding can be damaging to identity and confidence.
An Experiment in Optimism
An Experiment in Optimism – a repost of reflection on what it might mean to decide that being happy and delighted is a good thing.
I Asked AI to Write a Poem About the Fashion Industry
I asked ChatGPT AI to write a poem about labor issues in the fashion industry and this is the result. AI has its pitfalls, but can be useful.
2023 Word: Joy
A reflection on 2022 and why I’m actively choosing joy in 2023.
9 Tips to Live Your Best Life
This article was written by Alice Robertson of Tidy Home The quest for a happy and meaningful existence is universal. Chances are you want to …
A Few Links: December 2022
Today I thought I’d do a little roundup of articles and sales I’ve been enjoying lately.
June 2022 Life Update: If You’re Going Through Hell
If You’re Going Through Hell If you’re going through hellKeep on going, don’t slow downIf you’re scared, don’t show itYou might get out before the …
Canterbury in Pictures
Pictures and reflections on my pilgrimage to Canterbury Cathedral with my seminary class.