Story people

The time crunch, the most important things, and the right words at the right time: a reflection for the coming week.

Yes, this. :: Life Wants, a story from the new book Impossible to Know by Brian Andreas

Reddit user @u/Badass_Band1t asked people online “What should people seriously stop buying?”

I am one of those people who never throws things away, I always find some sort of sentimental reason to keep them around. But lately my place has been feeling really cluttered and I find myself craving simplicity… bare wood floors and clean walls, crisp white sheets and minimal clutter. I’ll take that puppy too… […]

Make yourself a cup of tea; these are well worth the read.

When it comes to parenting, it's never a day at the beach. This is especially true in the beginning when you're planning for a family. Couples are constantly bickering over things, small and large, and oftentimes disagree over a lot. But, at the end of the day, they try to see eye-to-eye for the sake of their kids and their family.

The United States is big. Very big. Stretched out through several time zones, encompassing various wonders of nature from the deserts to the ever-frozen grounds way up in the North, it has so much to offer that one road trip would not suffice to see all that you'd like to see.

Dear Anne: whether we have writer's block, a serious illness, a rude coworker, a delayed flight, or Japanese river rash, you always make us feel better.

The map might not be the territory, but gosh darn it both aren't fascinating to look at! We’re pretty big fans of maps and we can’t wait to set our eyes on even more unusual and peculiar ones in order to expand our minds and feed our imaginations which are hungry for aesthetic designs. Luckily for us, there are tons of like-minded internet users who are nearly bursting with their love of maps.