The giving of gifts is purportedly about charity and thoughtfulness, but in reality it’s far more complex than that.
While I realize inter-ethnic dating has its own obstacles, Tinder and other dating apps are bringing people together.
In Linda Rand’s next Pandemic Diaries column “What I See Behind My Eyes,” shares about her relationship with her mom, and searching out lost things during these times.
A trend in the United States has traditional therapy being replaced by counselors trained in philosophy, who help you through your woes via the words of dead people.
In Linda Rand’s next Pandemic Diaries column “Network of Hyphae,” election results are rolling in and Rand looks to nature to find corollaries amid the tumult.
In Linda Rand’s next Pandemic Diaries column “Thin Places,” she explores the timelines and worlds we navigate, as one being and also as many beings.
Linda Rand with her next Pandemic Diaries column “Our Birthday Is a Shimmer of Life,” spending time in cemeteries, contemplating life, and beyond.
Multiple sources have all said the same thing: Donald Trump has no sense of humor. Which is fitting, considering his Presidency was motivated by a punchline.
Linda Rand with her next Pandemic Diaries column “Summer Elegy in Our Time of COVID,” experiencing the change in seasons and what yet lies ahead.