E. on Instagram: "I always loved celebrating you, and maybe because it was a reflection of how beautifully you always celebrated me. I romanticized growing old with you, the love of my life. I used to wonder what our faces would look like with wisdom-wrinkles. You’d always tell me how you hoped I’d keep my long hair even when we were both gray and also that I’d always wear white (because it was the color you loved me wearing the most). We’d laugh about how you’d probably still be out on college

You ever notice how dreams die? Not in some dramatic crash. They just… fade. One day you’re fired up about an idea. Next day it’s “someday.” Then it’s gone. That’s how it happens. Quiet. Painless. Like a slow leak in the soul. But here’s the truth no one tells you: It’s not because people aren’t smart. It’s not because they’re lazy. It’s because they’re slow. The world moves at the speed of code now. And hesitation? That’s suicide. While you’re still sketching, someone else is launching. While y

This year has been extremely challenging with all that is happening in the world. I don’t know about you, but I find myself looking for ideas and actions that help build family and community. One idea is to take part in the Two Blind Brother’s Holiday Shop Blind Challenge. When the Two Blind Brothers were seven-years-old, they were both diagnosed with an incurable eye disease. They tell the whole story on their TEDx talk on Youtube. The brothers talk about how hard the initial diagnosis was for