As we grow older, we all want to grow more beautiful. Older on paper, but radiant and youthful in real life. The thing is, while this isn’t a completely impossible dream, we also need to be realistic. A beautiful skin glow is achievable with the right skincare regimen. Ultimately, dry skin that isn’t well looked after tends to look older and develop more fine lines. That’s why some of the most popular treatments for skin beauty harness the body’s natural regenerative cells to repair the damage of aging and encourage the growth of new and healthy skin cells. Continue reading Getting That Healthy Glow Without Relying On Skincare Products Alone→
Addiction recovery is a path of success, courage, and growth. Each milestone reached deserves recognition. Mindfully made jewelry can be a visual reminder of the daily steps we take to thrive and an opportunity to lift us in hope. People, friends, and families then look for ways to celebrate these accomplishments. Unique statement jewelry pieces symbolize commitment and strength. Continue reading Meaningful AA Jewelry Pieces That Celebrate Every Milestone in Recovery→
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Here at the Worley Gig, we are ever on the hunt for extreme cuteness — the kind of things that make you immediately squee. To kick off spring, undeniably the cutest season of the year, we’re delighted to introduce the latest offerings from K2A (Kid2Adult) Brands and their irresistibly cuddly Moosh-Moosh line of plush pals.
Taking care of your health shouldn’t be something you only think about when there’s a problem. Yet many people push concerns aside or assume they’ll deal with them “later,” only to realize that later has arrived with consequences they didn’t expect. While positive changes can help at any stage, waiting too long sometimes means you’re working to manage damage rather than prevent it.
That’s why being proactive about your health — including caring for your heart — can make such a difference. Small, consistent choices today can help put you in a stronger position for the future. If you’re not sure where to start, you’re not alone. Below, we’ll explore several practical ways to support your overall health and make everyday wellness a little easier to maintain. Continue reading It’s Time We Started Paying Attention to Our Health→
Robert Rauschenberg (1925 to 2008) made Grand Black Tie Sperm Glut (1987) in response to the recession in the 1980s in his native Texas when a “glut“ in the oil market threw the state’s economy into a tailspin. Here, and in the artist’s larger series of Gluts to which this work belongs, he assembled metal scraps, often the debris of American car culture. He observed, “I think of the gluts as souvenirs without nostalgia.” This amalgamation of weathered road signs, some of which are riddled with bullet holes, rejects the idea that there’s a single way forward.
Photographed in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
