Julia Cameron’s self-help book for creatives may have been published over 30 years ago, but it’s having a big moment in 2025.

As I read the plaques in the Garden of Healing, I thought it would be a fun project to compare the content with reality.

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Through the end of the summer, a starry, swirly detour off Dale Mabry proves Vincent Van Gogh is worth the drive.

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The wooden doors, masterfully carved with Gothic detailing, look like they should be guarding medieval treasures rather than standing in southeastern Ohio. You half expect to see knights and ladies ...

In the coastal city of Ventura, California, there exists a wonderland of secondhand treasures that has bargain hunters and vintage enthusiasts whispering its name with reverence: Coalition Thrift ...

These engaging, low-stakes, and teacher-tested activities can help students quickly warm up to each other—and to you.

Some experiences that once felt special no longer hold the same charm. Technology, convenience, and changing habits have reshaped how people spend their time, often leaving old joys behind.