Genre Is A Social ConstructGenre Is A Social Construct
Genre seems ubiquitous. You walk into a bookstore and once you get past the tables at the front of the store, the rest of it is shelved neatly by genre.
Genre seems ubiquitous. You walk into a bookstore and once you get past the tables at the front of the store, the rest of it is shelved neatly by genre.
Just think positive. That’s what’s supposed to fix all our ills, and I won’t deny that being able to see all the sides of a situation, not just the negative
Remember who you were before the world told you who you couldn’t be. To me this is an extremely powerful statement and one that I help people with through my
The stories we tell ourselves affect more than just our mental health and the way we think. These stories also affect our spiritual self because too often the stories are
Mindset is one of those things that people talk a lot about, but they don’t give a lot of specifics on. You have a lot to handle when you’re an
This week I go a bit deeper into the blog posts I wrote reviewing the book How To Keep House While Drowning and my post about my procrastinated (but now
In this episode, we talk about Yule and I give a review of the book, “The Magical Family” by Monica Crossen.
This episode, we talk about what regular spiritual/religious teaching can look like, and we talk about where to find activities for kids.
It’s been over a year since our last episode, which was not my intention, but…pandemic! I answer some questions and talk a bit about what’s going on here and where
In this episode, I talk about resources – and how some of them haven’t improved in 20+ years. I talk about why resources for families are important. And then after