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Turmoil and struggle, though dark and difficult while we walk through them, can lead to real change for the better. And that is something to celebrate, indeed.

Life begins to feel shallow if we're not filling it with anything else except ourselves. Reach out to someone you love. Find something to be passionate about.

Whether it's catching fireflies, making homemade lemonade, night swimming, or stargazing--or enjoying beers with BBQ, there's many ways to celebrate summer.

As challenging as it is, remaining hopeful in the face of truly discouraging seasons, we are doing our part to counter fear, hatred, and despair.

We can never pretend that destructive ideas are okay. They're not. Fight for what's right. Yet, we can give people who want to change a chance to grow.

Grads were delighted to receive a personal message from the actors who, of course, reminded them to 'be excellent to each other.'
Good advice for us all.

He told me: "Relationships break racism."
As we watch headlines with furrowed brows and tired minds, Pastor McCracken wants East Texans to gather and pray.

The carnival and traditional competition are cancelled. But enjoy plenty of dancing, food, and fiddling music from the comfort of your reserved parking space.

"Hey, wanna go learn belly dancing next week?" I almost choked on my hummus when my friend made the casual suggestion recently.

A reminder to remember this weekend. If you've lost a loved one who has sacrificed his or her life for our nation, I want you to know we are thinking of you.

David Meagher says "the thing about social media is often people hide behind the anonymity of it...[they] say and do things they wouldn't in normal life."

Food is something we all have in common. It comforts us. Cooking and sharing food is one of the most "human" things we do. It's about connection.