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APRIL FOOLS!
We just couldn't skip a year of our favorite fun post with you all! But how cool would that be if Travis and...
Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, I think we can all agree that the cultural climate around politics has become absolutely...
It feels like hate is ripping through our country’s culture these days. Every person I know, in every walk of life, seems to be...
In the wake of the murder of George Floyd, I did something that in hindsight seems careless. I sent a fiery email to the...
On Saturday, as I stretched on my living room floor, my one-year-old daughter, in her effort to participate, stepped on my neck. Her tiny...
I’ve become a lot more, let’s say – passionate – about issues since becoming a mom and watching the world my kids are growing...
When schools abruptly came to a halt on in-person learning back in March of 2020, I think I naively assumed that things would be...
When COVID-19 started spreading from China to the United States in mid-February, I’ll be the first to admit was 100% unbothered by the prospect...
APRIL FOOLS!
That would be pretty cool though, wouldn't it? Like a Root Beer Brewery for kids to enjoy just like the adults. We could...
It's the 4th of July! Before we put on our patriotic tank tops and head to the parades and fireworks, a quick review of...
Banning and challenging books isn't new and, unfortunately, happens frequently across the country. Books are being challenged and sometimes removed from shelves in schools...
Voting has somehow become more complicated than it should be. Research every candidate? Understand every issue? Spend hours beforehand trying to become an informed...
When the world feels overwhelming, look local. A quick perusal of almost any news or social media site can make us feel as though...
In + Around Indy
See Circle City: Creek Stomping Around Indianapolis
Growing up in the late 1980s and 1990s, I loved playing in my local park's creek. That kind of unstructured play is something I...
