Tag: Casual

The Diaries of a Casual Holobiont #5

Although we conform to natural rhythms, we are not entirely subject to them. Alas. We wish we were. I’ve been preparing seedlings all day, transferring plants that have already grown into the greenhouse, covering the beds with fresh compost, watering, and singing along with the birds as they c...

The Diaries of a Casual Holobiont #4

The latter, so-called Malthusian claim, most often advanced by far-right “eco-activists” or others less self-aware than such, is no less dangerous than the very catastrophe it supposedly fights. This same part, however, bearing the unforgivable guilt, is building shelters; buying up l...

The Subtle Path from Casual Drinking to Alcoholism

Every individual who succumbs to alcoholism begins their journey in an unassuming manner: casual drinking. It may start with an innocent curiosity, a seemingly harmless question, “How much alcohol could I handle?” Photo by Taylor Brandon on Unsplash For many, it ...

Just January: A Casual Recap About What Went Down

Gosh, time just flew by, and it’s already the end of January. Funny thing is, my name starts with Jan- because I was supposed to be born in January. (Just for laughs! Though it’s true, my mother told me.) I haven’t been feeling particularly inspired lately. However, I love readi...

Casual Elegance with Panama Hats: Classic and Stylish Headwear

This article was written using AI assistance. The Panama hat is a timeless accessory that has been a staple in fashion for over a century. Despite its name, the Panama hat actually originated in Ecuador and gained popularity when it was worn by workers during the construction of the Panama Canal....

Casual Elegance with Leather Tote Bags: Classic and Practical Accessories

This article was written using AI assistance. Casual elegance has become a popular fashion trend in recent years, as people seek to strike a balance between comfort and style. This style is all about looking effortlessly put together, without sacrificing comfort or practicality. One accessory tha...

The casual ultra-violence of the English language

One of the most impactful books I’ve ever read was Nonviolent Communication by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg. The concept is surprisingly hard to summarize, but one example is replacing accusation-style language (yes, including popular phrases like “You made me feel…”) wi...