Somewhere between the last science project and the first “don’t forget sunscreen” text, the calendar flips into a completely different dimension. It’s not quite spring, not quite summer. It’s something far more chaotic. It’s Maycember. The time of ye...
I missed the yearbook deadline.
There’s something really magical about spring. It’s literally lighter, the air feels softer, and suddenly everyone emerges from winter ready to do things again.
There’s something about spring that makes us want to open windows, clear surfaces, and start fresh.
Most of us don’t need better to-do lists.
By now, the glitter has been vacuumed up, the holiday playlists have gone quiet, and January has done what January does best: arrive loudly, with opinions.
By: Cody Galloway, TULA co-founder If you’ve been around for a while, you might remember when I declared… very boldly, very publicly… that I was doing a full year of no personal purchases. And then I actually… did it (mostly). If you need a refresher...
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There’s a stretch of time each year that feels almost magical—if we let it. It’s that quiet pocket between Christmas and New Year’s, the week when the world slows just enough for us to hear ourselves think. Kids are home. Work email is (mostly) quiet...
Let’s be honest: the minute you finish eating your kid’s Halloween candy, the internet starts yelling at you to “get ready for Thanksgiving.” There’s something about November 1 that flips a switch and suddenly you’re supposed to have your guest room ...
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Is it just me, or do pumpkins get earlier every year? One day it’s iced coffee season, and the next you’re side-eyed by a pumpkin spice hummus display at the grocery store. (Yes, it exists. No, I don’t recommend.) Suddenly, your favorite candle aisle...
Slow Down, Soak It In, and Make It Count There’s something bittersweet about late summer. The days are still long, the sun still golden—but there’s a whisper of fall in the breeze. Back-to-school commercials are creeping in. Calendars are starting to...
Yes, It’s Already Time to Think About Back to School (and No, We’re Not Sorry)
