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Know Your Vine: It's an Avocado...Thanks
Vine: It’s an Avocado…Thanks When: August 7, 2015 Where: New England Vine Description: When you are really good at pretending to like your birthday gifts.. #funny #toddler #cutebaby #baby #comedy #cute It’s an Avocado…Thanks: The History Most kids aren’t exactly the best at hiding their true feelings. If they like something, they tell you. And if they don’t…well, they’re pretty vocal about that too. It’s not until we get a little older that we start to develop a filter. In 2015, Father Jeff Walters deliberately gave his son Henry an avocado for a birthday gift to test his manners. Walters had been teaching...
Lilah James: Finding Balance After College, Not Burnout
As a student at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia, fashion designer Lilah James used her personal experience with and journey through complex PTSD to inspire her designs, and creative a visual narrative through textiles and fabric construction. One notable example is the Shame and Guilt collection she created while still a student, which was captured in a documentary by director Glenn Holsten. Through her design work, Lilah explored themes of anxiety, coping and recovery through the lens of creativity, specifically fashion. Life After College But when Lilah left college, she felt isolated, confused, alone. Like so...
10 Places to Put Your Big Moods Stickers
Vinyl stickers are the perfect way to show off your interests and your passions. And with so many out there, let’s break down the best places to stick your stickers.
Mental Health Scholarships From Big Moods
With the goal of raising public awareness of mental health, Big Moods is offering a $500 annual scholarship presented to college students who have experienced mental illness.
5 Foods to Support a Healthy Brain (That You Can Find in a Cafeteria)
hat we eat has a big impact on how we feel. This means that making simple changes to one’s diet and lifestyle can help boost mood, improve concentration, and reduce anxiety. Furthermore, many of the most nutritious “brain foods” can be inside the average school cafeteria.