Savannah: City In Flux
The lens centers upon a row of boarded up buildings, with tattered siding and
leaning roofs. Along the edges of the image, there is a crumbling sidewalk
strewn with derelict characters. At night,
Rebecca Horton
Rebecca is a designer and a dreamer who lives at the crux between idea and reality. She is currently pursuing an MFA in design management at SCAD and plans to take what she learns into the sphere of o
The Tilling Season
My mom has a green thumb — a huge one. Something of a black thumb myself, I’ve
always admired her ability to turn an empty, desolate outdoor space into a
blooming oasis, all
La Cuisine de Thomas
We’ve all had them: the meals that are so dreamily delicious that they stick
with us forever. Amongst a small group of friends, we may recount them with
fondness, perhaps even trying
Not Words, But Meanings
> “The language of Friendship is not words, but meanings. It is an intelligence
above language.” –Henry David Thoreau
Friendship is something that runs deep in our culture; no matter how digitized
we
Confessions of a Reluctant Bluegrass Fan
Let the record state, I have recently fallen in love with bluegrass music.
As a music fiend of many years past, I’ve doused my ears with everything from A
Love Supreme to