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    Dismantling Racism: Watch 13th!

    The anti-bias, anti-racist committee at our school hosted a showing of the film, 13th. It’s an in-depth look at the prison system in the United States and how it reveals the nation’s history of racial inequality. 
    I highly recommend it! Very difficult to watch, but incredibly important. 
    Also, this post about white supremacy culture is a lot to take in. I’m still processing it (and will be for a while). 

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    It Happened Again: 5-Minute Fix

    Okay. This time it took more than five minutes, but the amount of time it took to fix (one trip to IKEA + ~10 minute of potting + ~10 minutes of arranging) pales in comparison to the amount of time I have spent feeling stressed about the entryway of our home. 
    I wish I weren’t someone who cared so much about the aesthetics of my surroundings, but I do. It’s as if my mind is a permeable membrane that is absorbing the chaos (or the beauty) of whatever is around me. 
    I just wish I were motivated to fix the areas that bug me instead of letting them stress me out for
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    Holiday Gift Ideas

    Here are some of the things I’ve put out into the world. They might make unique gift if you are still looking for ideas!

    For Friends or Family Who Are Engaged

    • A book about how to plan a meaningful and memorable wedding without losing your savings or your sanity




    For Toddlers

    • A simple, step-by-step cookbook for the youngest child (and the families who want to learn how to set up the kitchen in a child-friendly way). You can pair it with this first knife! Be sure to read the reviews first–some people find it too simple and short.


     


    For Young Children

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