May is a tenuous month in the Deep South, where the summer rain hasn't settled in but the heat sure has. It's been obliteratingly hot in Memphis already. The Weather Channel predicts rain every day, but it never actually happens so the summer fever never actually breaks. The only thing you can really do is crank up the volume, put on some sunscreen, and wait out the heatwave.
The University of Central Florida's Project HEAL chapter is creating self-care packages for finals week that directly fund eating disorder treatment & recovery programs for those who can't afford them.
Hasbro completely overhauled nine of their most popular, classic board games and the result is a series of wood-themed, rustic board games that your friend with the bangs who drinks whiskey while she does cross-stitch is gonna LOVE.
The Affordable Care Act is in danger. The advertising budget has been cut by 90%, and the White House is hoping that fewer signups will bolster their claims that it should be repealed. We're not interested in partaking in that, and we think we might have found a way to help.
Pluto TV offers free live streaming television from internet-based indie networks. And, yes, there is a channel that shows only cat videos, 24/7.
There's a bullet journal layout for just about every goal, idea, list, weekly calendar, or aspiration you could have... and saving money/paying off debt is most definitely included. Check out these gorgeous and efficient bujo page ideas!
After exhaustive research, here are the top 30-ish YouTube channels to teach you how to cook!
Ecosia is a search engine that takes the income generated from digital ads and uses it to plant trees around the world.
While most of us are overwhelmed at the idea of organizing our own closets, The Sorry Girls have turned an empty loft into a Pinterest-worthy, live-in studio for their bustling business as creatives. The best part is that they furnished and decorated their entire apartment with thrifty products and really do-able DIYs.
As the streetwear line dfrntpigeon releases their first collection, Identity, they invite you to get to know the world from their perspective. The line is run entirely by at-risk youth, members of the LGBTQ* community, and homeless citizens of Portland.
Native makes a super-simple deodorant that is effective, smells awesome, and is made from skin-nourishing ingredients.
