Carol was the best of me. She filled the gap between who I was and who I wanted to be: an animal unafraid to make the first move, loose and generous with her attachments.

Over the past few years, I’ve learned a lot about how to curate and host a sacred queer space. It feels important to share some of the practical things I’ve learned so you can curate those spaces, too.

With a special statement from Carol Aird Tinkerbell Junior Bernard.

Whether you’re in the market for furniture, art, candles, planters, kitchenware, organizers, textiles, or little tchotchkes, these queer-owned shops have got you covered.

Here is a definitive ranking of Good and Gather, because I am an expert.

They’re beauty and they’re grace, they’re puppers from outer space!

Hosting a Do a Thing Brunch can help foster queer community and help you finish up that project you’ve been putting off!

Vegetarian with allergies to nuts, coconuts, and sesame seeds? Well Julia Turshen has a delicious warm dessert (or breakfast!) for you!

This year at A-Camp, we’re tasting whiskeys that are or have been historically piloted by women. No boys’ club spirits this year!

The future of bananas may or may not be sound. For that reason, we must make as many of these banana recipes as possible as an homage to what may be the most underrated fruit in your kitchen.

On losing a pet, resilience and vulnerability, human frailty and animal intelligence, and everything that goes into saying goodbye.