Artist Brian Nash passed away this week. His life was immense, and his talent unmatched. Here is a tribute to the wonderful person he was. Image: Brian Nash
To My Daughter (and All 9-11 Generation Kids Now Graduating)
Read our StyleBlueprint founder’s letter to her daughter, which shines a light on the strength and resilience of the 2020 graduating class and also provides inspiration for our future.
Hugs Are What I Miss Most
As our cities start to tentatively open up, there are still many things we can’t do. But the ability to hug each other is perhaps the thing that many of us miss the most.
How a Life Abroad Prepared Me for the Pandemic
In this “Southern Voices” article, learn how one woman’s experience living abroad — on her own — helped her navigate the empty nest and, interestingly, prepare for the pandemic.
Get Your Dream Life: How Quarantine Lessons May Help
As we slowly start to emerge from quarantine, what part of your quarantine life will you commit to taking with you, and what about your ‘old life’ will you commit to leaving behind?
Friendly Reminder: It’s Okay To Mourn All the Things Lost Right Now
Everyone has lost something during the pandemic … a vacation, graduation, the ability to move about without fear. Writer Amy Sward wants to remind you that it’s okay to mourn these losses.
Dear Mom: A Class of 2020 High School Senior Weighs In and It’s Going to Be Okay
There are a lot of things that high school seniors are missing out on this year, but there are also some gifts that would have otherwise not been realized. One high school senior weighs in with a message for her mom that resonates with us all.
A Tribute to Mom
Journalist Beverly Keel shares a touching tribute to her mom, who’s an absolute angel — and a well-dressed one at that!
The Positive Side of a Pandemic
In the midst of a pandemic, there are positive things happening. Here is one reader’s assessment of good things rising.
What to Expect From Post-COVID Travel: One Man’s Opinion
A lifelong traveler shares his thoughts on what post-pandemic travel might look like.
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