Anyone who has ever grown up and moved far away will attest that doing so is strangely disorienting, since it throws the concept of home out of wack. Surely, home could only ever be the place where your family is from (and still live), where your great-grandparents settled, where you’ve grown from pea-sized to college grad, where you learned to ride a bike, and a car, and had so many 3-way, sixth grade phone calls. ...

Picture it: a young family buys a home that's desperately in need of a facelift. Who do they call? Mindy Gayer is who. Based out of Orange County, California, Mindy Gayer is seemingly an expert at transforming tired out homes into charming, freshly inspired, classic spaces. Under her guidance, the home below received a thorough interior renovation, including custom millwork, new lighting, updated furnishings, carefully selected accessories, and beyond. In a phrase, she drabbed-to-fabbed it. ...

Cords used to be a problem for people, organizationally speaking. Back in the dark ages of technology, when no one knew a USB from a AC jack, considering throwing out a never-used ethernet cord felt like too big a risk to take. Since then, everyone has been burned by having their device die on them unexpectedly, and, vowing never again to find themselves sans juice, has purchased multiple back-up charging cords. We've been through multiple ...

More and more, women are stepping into our power. We're demanding equal treatment, allowing ourselves to be more than entities who matter in relation to how much or how little we're deemed attractive by men, and we are finally, finally, learning that nothing is so futile or harmful than to consider another woman a threat with whom we must compete. In a phrase, "I am here for it." I am here for women ascribing worthiness ...

Now, on the one hand, I feel as though I should provide fair warning that the subject matter of today's post addresses a niche need. Then again, isn't this entire operation overwhelmingly niche? Making such a disclaimer redundant? Great, then, now that we've got that settled, we can get on with it. Little girls and their hair accessories are darling, we all (save those of us with cold, dead hearts) would agree. But strangely, unexpectedly, ...