Recently a friend of mine was in Telluride, Colorado and sent me a photo of the picturesque main street. He went on to tell me a bit about this sleepy little town, the annual festivals, the 1000s it attracts every year and that it was settled in a box canyon. I looked it up and discovered a “box canyon” is: a small ravine or canyon … Continue reading
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The lights went out… and so did the air conditioning, washer/ dryer, dishwasher, freezer, tv, alarm clock and my phone and laptop charger! With a flip of a switch (or a faulty breaker in my case)… I was in darkness. In the 12 hours it took to get everything sorted out it really made me think that while technology and modern day appliances are … Continue reading
Today is four weeks into Lent. Whether you observe this tradition or not, you are likely familiar with this Catholic ritual of giving up something for six weeks as an act of alignment with your faith. Some popular examples of what people give up are; smoking, drinking alcohol, red meat, coffee, swearing, fried foods, video games, electronic devices, etc… Resolutions are not … Continue reading
As you may know, my background in Interior Design sets the tone for many of our t‑shirt brand decisions. One key principle of design I value, is “restraint.” In fact, I was just reading an article about the seven habits of highly stylish people, and #4 was that stylish people always seem to be a bit less “done” than everyone else. However, being … Continue reading
There’s so much I want to share with you this year about the lovely simplicity of having joy in your life. But first... what exactly is “joy?” The dictionary defines it as; Intense and especially ecstatic or exultant happiness. And, the best part…? Joy is discovered not earned. It’s not about being better, faster or stronger. It’s not even about being trusting, or kind, … Continue reading