Stuffed with Love
Sometimes it's the most beaten up one that God calls to be most treasured.
Caretaking
Sustainability of Our Groundwater Aquifers
Aquifers supply about 20% of the world's fresh water. Research data shows how we can track which aquifers are sustainable and which are in danger.
Making Beds & Checking Heads
Lice is the thing, that one thing, that will make my entire life crumble.
Attitude of Gratitude
Sometimes we make a mess and we have to clean it up, but there is always grace and mercy. We just have to be willing to see it in the interim.
Exercise Is Good for Your Mental Health, but Don’t Overdo It
Exercise carries known mental health benefits, but there is such a thing as too much exercise.
Caretaking Practice for July: Sanctuary
In the month of July, let's focus on creating an opportunity every day for fun, relaxing, restorative activities.
The Night All of My Teeth Fell Out
Conscious recognition of subconscious thoughts can have an impact on a person's behavior.
The Death and Birth of a Dream
The death and birth of a dream is remarkable. We are remade in the process.
Art Frames the Intersection of AI, Machine Learning, and Human Decision Making
What happens when more cognitive work is given to AI, and what can we do to understand the decision process? Forget human nature, this is AI nature.
Pause & Reset
We may never again experience such an obvious opportunity to reevaluate our priorities as we have during the pandemic.
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Avoiding Toxic Beauty Products
Certain chemicals in beauty products are known to affect the user's reproductive hormones. What can makeup-users do to stay safe?
In Even The Most Unlikely Places, God Wins Again
When you think that no one hears you, maybe it's time to start listening.
Before It’s Too Late: An Alternate Future AR App
An innovative app uses AR art and climate change science to help us visualize a looming danger.
