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Why I Don’t Post On Social Media About Being a Millennial Mom–Even Though I Thought I Would

By Leslie Salas on March 22, 2017 • ( 2 Comments )
A wooden fence with a small amount of grass beyond it. A caption in a red box over the fence reads "Privacy Matters."

I want to be like Suzannah, who writes so honestly and openly about her parenting. I want to be brave–after all, I’m a Siren. It’s my job to sing. As a Millenial […]

5 Mistakes I Made as a Parent

By Suzannah Gail Collins on March 15, 2017 • ( 24 Comments )

When I found out I was pregnant with my first child, I decided I would put everything I had into raising my children.  I would be someone they respected even after they […]

Meditation Monday: Interview with Taryn Prescott

By Katie Riegel on March 13, 2017 • ( 1 Comment )

My former student and beautiful writer, Taryn, on meditation in her life. Enjoy! –Katie   When and why did you start meditating? – I didn’t start meditating earnestly until I was probably […]

Resistance is Patriotic: A Platform Worth Fighting For, Wearing Red, and the International Women’s Strike in the USA

By Leslie Salas on March 8, 2017 • ( 4 Comments )

This weekend I picked out a little American flag to plant in our front yard.   It was a patriotic impulse-buy. But I won’t lie. I’ve been lusting after other countries: Canada […]

Meditation Monday: Interview with W. E. Pasquini

By Katie Riegel on March 6, 2017 • ( 1 Comment )

In today’s interview, W. E. Pasquini reminds us of the connection between sound and relaxation, as well as the uses of meditation for stress relief and pain control. Enjoy! –Katie   When […]

Meditation Monday: Interview with Robert Annis

By Katie Riegel on February 27, 2017 • ( 2 Comments )

In this interview, poet Robert Annis makes a connection between poetry and meditation. Enjoy! –Katie   When and why did you start meditating? I started meditating as a practice in my second […]

A Girl Scout Cookie Addict Speaks Out

By Lisa Lanser Rose on February 22, 2017 • ( 71 Comments )

A WordPress Editors’ Pick, February 2017. Girl Scout Cookie season is upon us, and I’m scared. A bunch of Girl Scouts formed a gang that hangs out in front of my neighborhood […]

Meditation Monday: Interview with Elizabeth Kadetsky

By Katie Riegel on February 20, 2017 • ( 4 Comments )

Another in our Meditation Monday series! Writers, you might be particularly interested in this. I’m especially glad to have so many people willing to talk about their meditation practices, in part because […]

Meditation Monday: Interview with Therese Tappouni

By Katie Riegel on February 13, 2017 • ( 8 Comments )

  Welcome to the 2nd in a series of interviews with people who meditate! I hope you’ll find something here that resonates or even encourages you to give meditation a try. –Katie […]

THIS is What Democracy Looks Like! The Women’s March on Washington

By Suzannah Gail Collins on February 9, 2017 • ( 3 Comments )

All over the world, sisters, mothers, daughters, grandmothers, nieces, neighbors, and friends– and some of their men– stood together to say “Not today, patriarchy!” We were lucky enough to be in D.C. at the heart of it all, part of a human hive humming through the jam-packed streets, shoulder-to-shoulder and hip-to-hip. Democracy looks like THIS!

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