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Read time: 0 min 29 sec Whatup Reader! Y'all...Bad Bunny did the damn thing. I’ve got no lessons that are top of mind that I want to teach, or that I think are more important than what señor Benito shared with us during those 13 minutes. If you haven’t watched, go watch. If you already watched, go watch it again. Then hit me back and let me know your favorite part. This was mine: #IYKYK Bonus points if you send me your favorite meme. The innanet is just too damn quick. Together, we are...
Read time: 2 min 4 sec Whatup Reader! Action items. That’s what we’re laying out today. If you follow me on the ‘Gram then you might have seen my post outlining this information, but I wanted to make sure to share it here as well because Instagram clearly isn’t the be all end all. Whatever you might be feeling right now, I’m going to ask that you turn it into action. Below, you’ll find four options, pick your favorite and start there. Option 1: Donate to Minnesota. There are literally...
Read time: 2 min 0 sec Whatup Reader! If you have the opportunity to lean into community, say yes. If you don't have that opportunity, create it. This past weekend, Lex and I were fortunate enough to have a completely full dining room table (so full that we actually had to bring in the two chairs that we typically have out on the patio). Our dinner table was full, our hearts were full, our bellies were full, and needless to say, our schedules were full. Community involves people, people have...