#change

#change

"We call them 'Amusement Influencers' now," the man explained. "They cobble and post on Instagram." "And the reindeer?" "Well, Blitzen left our crew to go into Bitcoin. And Rudolph's red nose?" "Yes?" "Glows with a Waze guidance system now, so's I don't go down any wrong chimneys. Things change. Like your daughters," he told me. "I see they're grown. Can't just put dolls under the tree anymore. But I get reports. They're both smart, funny and kind."

One time fairly recently, I was at a drive-thru and my total was something like $15.05. I handed the kid a $20 and a nickel that I had dug out of my change stash. He proceeded to start counting out coins from his drawer. I tried to help him understand that he just needed to give me a $5 bill, and he looked at me with the most incredulous

In the Middle Ages, the moon was often imagined as a radiant and alluring deity. We will look at medieval literary and artistic depictions of two moon goddesses from different parts of the world: Chang'e and Diana. Both Chang'e and Diana are presented as deeply powerful and immensely beautiful, and they appear in many different contexts. What follows draws on research from my new book The Medieval Moon: A History of Haunting and Blessing, which studies the moon from a global perspective.

This morning brings an influx of cosmic energy as the moon travels through Sagittarius, sparking curiosity and openness to change, allowing you to navigate unexpected shifts.

As I navigated the aftermath of illness and trauma, art became my way of processing the darkness and rediscovering my light.

Resilience can be developed through small, incremental exposures to new situations and circumstances, helping individuals adapt and thrive amid life's inevitable changes.

Early birds could wake up to some unexpected emotions or changes of heart, but it's nothing you can't sort out over a quiet cup of coffee.

Shame I had to leave the job I loved, but better that than working for dickheads. If they're not interested in you, it is not worth trying to change them from within.

In 2024, GDIF will feature THAW, an aerial act on a melting ice block, along with various performances celebrating activism and change.

Many people never make it beyond the honeymoon period with their therapist, gaining insight but leaving underlying psychological issues untouched.

Our brains are literally wired for change. Change is something to celebrate, and we are not hardwired by any particular age.

An imagined historian in 2100 would analyze our current age through the lens of significant historical transitions, highlighting both the monumental and the minor details that shaped America.