You Know the Grinch?
What if the grumpiest people you know—the ones who roll their eyes at holiday cheer or avoid Christmas parties like the plague—aren’t just buzzkills but real-life Grinches in need of a little Cindy Lou Who-style kindness? This season, as we cozy up to watch The Grinch for the hundredth time, let’s take a closer look at what’s behind all the grouchy exteriors we encounter and how even small acts of empathy can brighten someone’s holiday—and maybe even their heart.
Two Dollars, One Cow, and a Moral Dilemma
What do cows, drowning kids, and two bucks have in common? Turns out, they’re all part of a wild thought experiment that will have you questioning everything from your dinner plate to your moral compass. Dive into this quirky exploration of ethics, distance, and why some choices are easier to stomach than others (pun intended).
Holy Kale! Why Some Might Go to the Leafy Side.
This post explores the ethical, moral, and health-related reasons someone might choose to be vegetarian, and questions common arguments that justify meat-eating.
Define Beautiful
Have you ever stopped to think about what beauty truly means—not just the surface-level kind, but the deeper beauty tied to doing good and living ethically? It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the world’s problems or let the flow of life dictate how we move. But what if we reclaimed that power? In this post, I’m sharing my journey from despair to action, exploring how small, intentional choices—whether it’s shopping ethically or rethinking our values—can create ripples of change. Let’s talk about self-determination, the beauty of conscious living, and how to dream a better future into existence, one step at a time.
Personal Identity and Connection
Are We All Naïve Realists?
The Seed of Culture Wars
