Funfetti Rolls — Wood & Spoon

It’s been a while since we’ve included some sprinkles in our lineup here. The sprinkles, birthday cake flavor, and bright colors that make up these funfetti rolls make me feel like we’re celebrating, and you guys know how much I love a party. Our mornings deserve something extra-special, extra-festive, extra-fun, don’t you think? If you… via …

“I’m done hiding this”

The brief summary that I read from Jason Kander, the Kansas City mayoral candidate who recently withdrew from the race, had left me with a great sense of empathy. While I am a very empathic individual, what he has said has remained with me the last few days. See his note to the public here …

Five Ways Professors Can Help Students With Mental Illness — Psychology Today

Professors often feel ill-equipped to help students with mental illness. These five simple measures may have a real impact on struggling students. via Five Ways Professors Can Help Students With Mental Illness — Psychology Today

Day 45/100

APRIL 12 Set your phone alarm at random and title it/them "Am I Present?" When I made this 100 Days "challenge", I put this in here because I often think in the past or future. That's part of my anxiety. Being present in the moment includes taking a break (if need be), deep breathing, and …

Invasion of “Privacy”

This past week, I came across this fellow, Dylan Curran. If you follow me on twitter, I've reposted some of his stuff. Dylan is a data/privacy consultant that has come into the public eye due to his extensive knowledge in how our phones and computers collect information on us, whether we are aware of it …

SHARED: Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies, YUM!

First things first: I am not a vegan. I love butter more than the average bear and go through an ungodly amount of eggs each week. Give me heavy cream and regular ice cream any day, okay? But sometimes we want options. We want to share food with our health-concious friends and make desserts that… via …

A thought provoking article

Why do mental health professionals disagree so strongly over the issue of antidepressant effectiveness? What is their disagreement about? via Is Improvement on Antidepressants a Sign of a Mood Disorder? — Psychology Today