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Equally Wed: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your LGBTQ+ Wedding
Equally Wed: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your LGBTQ+ Wedding
Equally Wed: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your LGBTQ+ Wedding by Kirsten Palladino (May 30, 2017, Seal Press) PURCHASE ABOUT […]
5 Blueprints for Your Brand’s Story | Entrepreneur Magazine
To be a brand, you need to have a story. As a ’trep, you may feel your founding tale, the one that literally gets you out of bed in the middle of the night, is unique. It may be. But your brand’s story needs to take that personal background and combine it with your company mission to make customers and investors listen.
Feeling visible: filing together as a married lesbian couple should
It’s tax day, and I’m feeling visible, which is a pretty damn spectacular feeling for someone who has felt invisible […]
Oceanside wellness: A bliss-filled Caribbean adventure on the Riviera Maya
The second longest coral barrier reef in the world stretches from Roatan, Honduras, to Cancún, Mexico. In the lush tropical jungle […]
A juice cleanse before the wedding
Warning: This isn’t a “how to lose weight in X amount of days before your wedding” article. Fact: I loathe […]
Transcending time
Atlanta author Colleen Oakley wins hearts with first novel ‘Before I Go’ This article was originally published in the Jan./Feb. […]
Why We Stay: One Woman’s Lens Into Psychological Layers of Suffering Abuse
It’s a bit like falling down a rabbit hole when you choke down the forbidden dry, crusty cake, which turns everything upside down and suddenly you don’t know what is normal or OK even is anymore. It’s all an illusion. Is everyone laughing at you? Have you hidden the bruises—internal or external—enough? Is that a trick mirror you’re looking into? Is this really your life?
Waiting to Live: Fighting an Insurance Company for a Life-Saving Surgery
Why does an American company that doesn’t personally know me get to make money off of my hard-earned monthly premiums to what I thought was medical coverage in case of emergency while I sit here with my family wondering if this is my last breath?