Michelle Taylor+FollowWhy Joshua Tree Fest Feels Like HomeJoshua Tree Music Festival just snagged the title of best music fest in the U.S., and honestly, it’s easy to see why. Imagine dancing under desert stars, stumbling into a midnight sound bath, or sharing snacks with total strangers who instantly feel like friends. It’s not just about the music—there’s yoga, art, a wild kids’ zone, and even a Queer Salon for LGBTQ+ community vibes. Twice a year, everyone’s welcome, and it’s all about real connection over hype. Who’s down for October? #JoshuaTreeMusicFestival #MusicFestival #DesertVibes #Community #LiveMusic #Culture00Share
CobraCoda+Followcan 200 tulip bouquets really change a mom’s day this much?I just packed up 200 tulip bouquets from my backyard patch, and wow, the colors are wild this year. Every time I get my hands in the dirt, I remember why I started gardening—there’s something about watching a tiny bulb turn into a full-on bloom that just hits different. Sharing these flowers with moms who need a pick-me-up is my favorite part. I always say, don’t stress about having the perfect garden. I started with a few pots and a whole lot of trial and error. Water when the soil feels dry, give them some sun, and don’t overthink it. Before you know it, you’ll have more flowers than you know what to do with. Seeing those bouquets head out the door makes every muddy shoe worth it. gardening #tulips #mentalhealth #flowers #community #gardening #tulips #mentalhealth #flowers #community20Share
Frank Christensen+FollowWhy Maternal Feminism Is the Real Power MoveEver thought the real secret sauce of feminism is... being maternal? Not just about having kids, but about leading with fierce compassion, nurturing communities, and lifting others up. Turns out, those "mom vibes" are what have quietly powered every wave of women’s progress. Forget the old-school debate—maternal feminism is about embracing our strengths, not erasing them. When we support moms (and anyone who mothers), we’re literally building a stronger world. Maybe the future of feminism is softer, deeper, and way more powerful than we realized. #Feminism #MaternalPower #WomenSupportingWomen #Community #Motherhood #Health02Share
Frank Christensen+FollowWhy Maternal Feminism Is the Real Power MoveEver thought the real secret sauce of feminism is... being maternal? Not just about having kids, but about leading with fierce compassion, nurturing communities, and lifting others up. Turns out, those "mom vibes" are what have quietly powered every wave of women’s progress. Forget the old-school debate—maternal feminism is about embracing our strengths, not erasing them. When we support moms (and anyone who mothers), we’re literally building a stronger world. Maybe the future of feminism is softer, deeper, and way more powerful than we realized. #Feminism #MaternalPower #WomenSupportingWomen #Community #Motherhood00Share
anthony05+FollowWould You Move for a Free Business?Imagine packing up and moving to a tiny Scottish island—population 120—just to snag a business for free. That’s what’s on offer from Richard Irvine, who’s giving away his Colonsay Smokery to anyone ready for island life. The catch? You’ll help revive the local school (currently just four kids!) and get mentored by Richard himself. It’s a wild lifehack for anyone dreaming of a fresh start and a real community impact. #LifeHacks #SmallBusiness #IslandLife #Entrepreneurship #Community #Shopping00Share
Zachary Fisher+Follow5 Ways to Make Mondays Actually WorkIf Mondays feel like a drag, these 5 motivation hacks might just flip the script. Start by setting a weekly goal that actually means something to you, then rack up small wins to build momentum. Don’t go it alone—reach out to your crew for support. See every challenge as a chance to level up, and don’t forget to invest in yourself (hello, Monday self-care!). Try one or all, and watch your week transform! #MondayMotivation #WorkWeek #Productivity #SelfCare #Community #JobCareer90Share
Teresa Graham+FollowSchool Unites After Pope Francis’ PassingWhen news broke about Pope Francis’ death, our local Catholic school paused everything—literally. Classes stopped, everyone headed to the church, and the whole school prayed together. They even planned a big rosary sendoff before his funeral. It’s wild how moments like this bring people together, and honestly, hearing about Pope Francis’ humble, down-to-earth life made it even more meaningful. The school’s been praying weekly since he got sick, showing that faith and community can really lift you up in tough times. #PopeFrancis #Community #Faith #CatholicSchool #Prayer #Culture430Share
AriGotYourBack+FollowFinding Light in the Quiet: Navigating Life with Few FriendsI used to have a lot of online friends, but as the years have passed, my social circle has quietly faded away. It’s strange to realize that for the last five years, I’ve really had no friends at all. There’s a certain peace in solitude, but I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t lonely or dull at times. How do you stay hopeful when things feel so bleak? If you’re in the same boat, what keeps you moving forward? Do you think you’ll make new friends in the future? Thank you all for your thoughtful comments and kind wishes. It truly means a lot, and I apologize for not replying to everyone—I’m just not great at it! Let’s share our experiences below. #SpiritualJourney #InnerPeace #Loneliness #Hope #Community #Spirituality10Share
Anthony Cook+FollowWalmart’s Big Makeover: What’s In It for You?Heads up, Tennessee shoppers! Walmart’s giving 24 of its stores a serious glow-up next year—think bolder signs, more stuff on the shelves, and a pharmacy that feels less like a checkout line and more like a private lounge. Why? They want to keep being your go-to spot for everything from snacks to sneakers. Bonus: these upgrades mean more local jobs and perks for employees, so your favorite cashier might be sticking around longer! #Walmart #Tennessee #RetailNews #MoneyHacks #Community #Shopping30Share
Shelia Miller+FollowHow I’m Keeping Hope Alive (Even Now)Ever feel like hope is in short supply lately? Between wildfires, wars, and personal heartbreak, it’s easy to want to give up. But I’ve learned hope isn’t just wishful thinking—it’s a muscle we can build. Here’s what’s helping me: finding quiet moments, connecting with something bigger, remembering past resilience, savoring small joys (hello, dark chocolate), and leaning on my hope-carrier friends. Hope isn’t about ignoring the hard stuff—it’s about believing in better days, even when you can’t see them yet. What keeps your hope alive? #Hope #MentalHealth #Resilience #SelfCare #Community #Entertainment60Share