gratitude

So, what better way to spread gratitude and joy than to share with all of you what I’ve been feeling grateful for, whether it’s big or small?

All in all, the “giving” of “thanks” that’s associated with Thanksgiving doesn’t have to be the only time you realize all the good in your life. You can start small with just five minutes a day by journaling on your commute to school or work.

As the year comes to an end, I want to take the time to reflect by writing down some pieces of advice that I had been given by my friends and family.

Gratitude can be hard to feel when things are at their worst. Here are ways to find gratitude everyday, so that you can give thanks 365 days of the year.

If you find yourself in the Berkeley area this Thanksgiving break, here are a few suggestions for how to make the most of your time!

I am grateful for the generosity of strangers who have helped me in so many ways without hesitation. In times like these, we must be kind to each other!

With deadlines and exams coming at you left and right, life can start to become very monotonous. So much so that you start to lose a sense of yourself. To help combat that feeling, here are some small ways to keep yourself grounded in your everyday life.

This month is often associated with Thanksgiving, but November is also National Gratitude Month.

For Mitchy Collins of lovelytheband, music doesn’t follow any logic. Situated in an era of engineerable pop music, where a summer’s top hits can be predicted from the sound patterns of the genre, Collins is an anomaly for his time.

There are very few times that the name of an album is truly indicative of the music inside. This is the unique case of Big Red Machine.