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“The mountains, however, have always been a place where my feet have felt on solid ground: the one place that calms my anxious mind, the one place that brings me peace, and the one place where I can be fully present in who I am,” writes Jennifer Malloy.
For the record, the sentence you are currently reading was not written by ChatGPT. Nor was anything in the magazine you’re holding. But that newspaper over there, that recipe you downloaded for last night’s dinner, the blurb on the toothpaste package, the radio ad you listened to on the drive home, that essay your neighbour’s son just handed to his prof—well, who knows?
Why do we feel the urge to jump from high places?
But—must reading the front page make us want to toss the newspaper away and cover our head with a soft blanket?
After 18 months of lockdowns, work stoppages, and stay-at-home orders, you knew that sooner or later you’d actually have to prove that yes, you actually have been vaccinated against COVID-19.
For people monitoring life-threatening diseases like diabetes, to see fitness buffs buffs opting in to this obsession as a fun whim is questionable.
The “carbon footprint” represents the conceptual foundation of modern climate understanding.
Youth poet laureate Amanda Gorman reminds us, “There is always light / if only we’re brave enough to see it. / If only we’re brave enough to be it.”
At a time when habits and assumptions have been upended, living must mean something much deeper than ticking boxes. Take a deep dive with NUVO.
