Summer Hobbies Together Tour: Issue #125

Summer Hobbies Together Tour: Issue #125

Together Friends, I am aware that an introductory photograph of me snowshoeing is an odd way to start a June newsletter, but stay with me. It’s summer! School is out! The days are longer! But by June, many of us are limping toward summer with a very specific kind of...
June Tips: Concussions, Connections & Calendar Clearance

June Tips: Concussions, Connections & Calendar Clearance

Dear Together Friends, Fans, and Family, Oh my goodness, The Together Community had THINGS TO SAY about hobbies when we included it in the PS of last month’s newsletter. People sent me photos of their calligraphy, tennis clinics, crossword puzzles, and more. I loved...
Becca Harkleroad’s Together Tour: Issue #124

Becca Harkleroad’s Together Tour: Issue #124

Together Friends, Welcome to May — also known in many circles as May-cember, given the end-of-year feel as the school year wraps up and we’re inundated with events and the tasks of closing the year. How are we all doing? I’m pretty excited our college kiddo is home...
May Tips: Joy, Juggling & Joining

May Tips: Joy, Juggling & Joining

Dear Together Friends, Fans, and Family, Why am I wearing swim googles and oven mitts, yet not swimming, nor cooking? Well, let’s just say when your storm door spontaneously combusts into 8 million pieces of glass, you get very creative. Plus, it is my newsletter, and...
Dr. Jenn Greene’s Together Tour: Issue #123

Dr. Jenn Greene’s Together Tour: Issue #123

Together Friends, Is it still April? How are your spring allergies? Same, me too! And if May-Cember is creeping up on you, come join us for a Priority Planning class or create your very own Priority Post-it! And if you are hunting for the perfect end-of-school or...
April Tips: Pause, Prune & Prepare

April Tips: Pause, Prune & Prepare

Dear Together Friends, Fans, and Family, Is April really the cruelest month (calling back to my almost-English-major roots)? My daffodils would tell you yes, because in the past month, they have poked their way to the surface with literal snow on the ground, survived...