Budai and Shakyamuni at the Nail Salon
By Holly Herring I was a little bit late to the game when it came to getting my nails done...
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Author: Holly Herring
My Big, Fat, Uber Funeral
By Holly Herring I don’t always talk about death when it hits close-ish to home. No, I...
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Armchair Quarterbacks in the Fishbowl of Life
By Holly Herring I decided to live my life out loud for a while. I was pretty...
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Turn, Turn, Turn: The Plight of the Essential Worker at the Turn of the Pandemic
We were pioneers doing street outreach during a pandemic that changed our world for literal years and yet we kept working. It was like walking uphill in wet cement each day, but we kept sailing in uncharted waters. We blazed trails. We created new standards. We gained an education none of us wanted.
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12 Months of Living in the Now
By Holly Herring I am going to spend twelve months giving myself the love I usually give...
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