How the Pandemic Changed How I View Travel
Changes to travel may force us to resist the pull of hustle and the constant on-the-go mentality and bring us back to a slower pace of living.
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Darling Letters: Sobre El Procesamiento De Las ‘Pequeñas’ Pérdidas De La Vida
No te hace menos agradecido por lo que tienes si lamentas lo que has perdido.
Lessons Learned From a College Student During the Pandemic
If we slow down long enough to appreciate them, the little things welcome us into the subtle beauty of simplicity.
Darling Letters: On Processing Life’s ‘Little’ Losses
It doesn’t make you any less grateful for what you do have if you lament what you have lost.
How Grapevines Taught Me About Enduring Adversity
I have to believe that after all we have recently endured, a magnificent kind of wine is still being produced in us.
How the Disappointments of 2020 Taught Me the Value of Gratitude
I sat in the passenger seat of my high school best friend’s car, tears spilling out of my eyes and down my sunburnt cheeks. This was the fourth bout of…
The ‘French Exits’ of 2020
A French exit implies leaving, but it also precedes entering into something new.
New York City: Home To the Artists, the Immigrants and the Dreamers
The most amazing thing about New York is that, regardless of the time spent here, a piece of you has been left behind
Rethinking the Importance of Hospitality in a Pandemic
We’ve heard the phrases “unprecedented times” and “new normal” countless times since the beginning of COVID-19. Perhaps the removal of convenience is the most consistent thread that ties the world…
The Hope I Found After Receiving a Cancer Diagnosis During the Pandemic
Although I’m sick, I am still a dancer. I may have cancer, but cancer does not have me.
Notes From an Everyday Superhero in Hospital Scrubs
Please know you were not alone, you are not alone. We are here with you.
How to Break Up the Monotony of Quarantine
Spark something new, as often as you need to, to feel the fullness of life again during quarantine.
