On his blog, Switzerland-based artist and designer Mark Hodgson sketches a variety of things, from buildings and street scenes to people and portraits.
Love, Tokyo — Discover
Writer Bron reflects on leaving her home and job and South Africa to move to Tokyo, Japan. “Here I am neither an insider nor an outsider, still foreign, but not out of place.”
Head Inside the Head — Discover
Hedia Anvar writes of Rome(ance) and the end of love: “You’ll always return to Rome like an addict, except on the Vespa, it’s you flowing through Rome’s arteries.”
In her own words: Mercedes Nicoll’s fight against depression — Team Canada – Official 2018 Olympic Team Website
I’m not afraid to say that I suffer from depression. I share my story because it’s okay to talk about…
WPC: Layered — Leya
Layered? What could be more layered than the giant pancaces of New Zealand. Impressive!
The Power of Reading: Readers Respond — Discover
Last week, we highlighted Ann Morgan’s amazing reading project, Postcards from my bookshelf. For each month in 2017, she’s selecting a book and mailing it to a reader somewhere in the world. Readers had much to say about Ann’s book-labor of love. Here are a handful of their responses. Ready for a custom domain, advanced […]
Horseradish Ranch — Discover
At Horseradish Ranch, the farmers are dedicated to “regenerating our land and ecosystem through holistic management, and are committed to providing gmo-free, regional foods with practices that build soil fertility, don’t deplete our water resources, and encourage biodiversity.”
Become a Civil Engineer — Discover
Considering a career in civil engineering? Look no further than site pick Become a Civil Engineer to learn about various disciplines and what it takes to be successful in the industry.
Belly Over Mind — Discover
Ankiet’s Saveur award-nominated recipe blog pushes the boundaries of what a home cook can do with local and seasonal produce.
Walls — northwest journals
It started with the jar of loose change, the way the coins glittered in the sun. No matter where I stood in my bedroom, silver and bronze flashes swarmed around me like gnats or doubt. Without thinking, I pushed the jar off my dresser and watched as coins pummeled the floor and the jar shattered. […]
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