Living

We paddled along the misty Chattahoochee River in brand-new kayaks.

Since the onset of coronavirus, clothing resale through online consignment apps, like Poshmark, Mercari and thredUP, have surged.

Since my MS diagnosis in 2018 I’ve had a really hard time meditating.

My saving grace during COVID-19? My garden – a backyard respite that’s keeping me sane.

Over the past several months, our eyes have been glued to the news in hopes of hearing something positive.

Fresh air can do wonders for the soul, even if it’s just for a few minutes. So, why not transform your outdoor space into a personal oasis?

Based in Atlanta, Shades of Green is a regenerative landscape design firm specializing in ecologically-sound and sustainable landscapes, specifically gardens.

At home around the clock, you can’t help but think about renovating, redecorating, upgrading or even moving.

The Atlanta Legacy Makers initiative was created to pay tribute to Atlanta Mayors Ivan Allen Jr. and Maynard Jackson for how they shaped our city.

Remodeling doesn’t have to mean years of work and spending money like there’s a hole in your pocket.

Blue light glasses are all over my social feed lately.

Have you seen the video Atlanta, Abandoned from writer and producer Brent Dey? It’s been all over my social feed the past day and I am mesmerized.

Residents in Sandy Springs have come together to commit the selfless act of creating a pop-up food pantry for families in the community experiencing a loss of income due to the pandemic.

We’re all looking for a little brightness now, and I love seeing how creative people are getting.

Anyone else feel that creative spark shining through? I live in Kirkwood and have been so taken by what’s happening in our hood.

The earth has recently been given a much-needed break from excess pollution, greenhouse gas emissions and tainted water canals while we stay home to practice social distancing.

During this chaotic time, FORM{yoga} has set the perfect example of giving back to the community.

Financially, I don’t know what I’m doing half the time.

With health care workers risking their lives to save our nation, it’s important to find ways to do our part to help them as much as we can.

Whether stretching a green thumb indoors or outdoors, gardening has become a popular quarantine hobby.

As social distancing has become the new normal worldwide, we’ve all had to find new ways to connect with loved ones.

Vision boards are powerful visualization tools.

Celebrating birthdays amid a pandemic certainly calls for a little extra creativity.

With the rapid spread of COVID-19, many across the world are self-quarantining.

Congress recently passed a $2 trillion stimulus package to help everyone affected financially by the current pandemic.

Atlanta’s top public transportation system, MARTA, recently updated its services in response to the growing threat of COVID-19.

Hobbies are good for us – it’s backed up by science.

I stay at home for my mom.

Spring is here, meaning time for the annual deep clean we all love.

We’re all starting to go a little stir crazy, and what better way to get outside than by exercising your green thumb.