love

We are all human. We have people we love. We feel anxiety, collectively and personally. One of the most powerful balms to soothe almost any wounds? Kindness.

When someone we loved dearly has died, someone who contributed to what made the coming season joyful, these months can seem especially heartbreaking.

Congratulations! Now before you head down to the jeweler and buy your love the biggest ring you can afford, let's take a look the various cut and style options.

Someone had drawn a heart in the sand. Just about a foot away they'd written the words: "You are loved. We're gonna be okay."

When you give of yourself while expecting nothing in return, it changes you. It definitely gives a deeper sense of happiness, gratitude, and fulfillment.

How many “every days” did I walk in to his wagging tail? How many movies, snacks, and games of “bark at hand under the covers” did we play? So many moments.

He noticed the utter dilapidation of her home. Even though she couldn't afford the repairs, he decided to gather pros to fix her home--and change her life.

If you're still keeping your social life closer to home, like me, but still want to treat your date to dinner and a movie--try this. So much fun.

Do your best to re-frame the argument where instead of "you against me," it's "us seeking what's true."

We may feel like the main character in our own lives--so does everyone else. We have a choice in how we choose to "play our roles" in the lives of others.

The real question is: Which one is better?

In addition to pandemics & political strife, many are facing personal heartache or struggles. One of the most powerful balms to soothe many wounds? Kindness.