Friendship 🧚♀️ Friendships can mean the world. They can save our lives. They can change our perspectives, and enrich our days. Some start when we’re toddlers, others when we are seniors. Some friendships seem unlikely yet they work. We may have that one special...
Friendship – This call is asking for your stories of friendship. In word or visuals – share your view and experiences!
boats & ships ⛵️ When we’re little, we play with boats and ships. Some of us use them daily to get to school or work, or some of us might even work on a ship or need a boat to do their job. Other people build and fix boats. Style, form and tradition around boats...
boats & ships ⛵️ When we're little, we play with boats and ships. Some of us use them daily to get to school or work, or some of us might even work on a ship or need a boat to do their job. Other people build and fix boats. Style, form and tradition around boats...
Sunshine! We all see the sun every day. Even if it’s not sunshine every day. She has an influence on us and everything that we see and don’t see. No matter who and where we are in this world.
Sun ☀️ We all see her every day. She has an influence on us and everything we see and don’t see. No matter who and where we are in this world. But do we actually see and acknowledge her enough? When we put on sunscreen? When we eat our food, that wouldn’t exist…
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It’s pride month, and, inspired by an interview I listened to, I thought, that I, and maybe you too, could do with a bit more clarity, and love, when it comes to dealing with our emotions, expectations and responsibilities, around coming out, but also when it comes to our families and love in general.
How can we make the most important decision of our lifetime, when for most of us, most of the time it does not feel like we’re deciding at all?
It feels more like things have been decided, the choices have been made, and that we are dealing with the consequences.
As an eight-year-old, when I woke up in the morning, I knew exactly what the most important thing was for me to do.
My friends and I would meet outside our school building to talk about everything that had happened in the 18 hours since we last saw each other. I could not wait to …