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Alison Rose Vintage is here to help you find the perfect sentiment to express your love, gratitude, and sorrow. Alison writes and designs thoughtful, vintage-style word art on beautiful handmade paper and cardstock. She also curates and sells stunning antique books. Please stop by when you need decor, gifts, and stationery that feel personal and memorable. Learn more about Alison Rose.
The United States has the highest rate of incarceration in the world, with millions behind bars and millions more on probation or parole. Every year we use lethal injection, shooting, hanging, gassing, or electrocution for those condemned to death row. Scholars have drawn searing parallels between slavery and racial lynching to today's mass incarceration and the death penalty.
No book on this topic has haunted me more than Bryan Stevenson's "Just Mercy." Read why it's still the best book I've ever read...
During pride month last year, I published a series of blog posts about me and three other amazing individuals in the LGBTQIA+ community. I'm re-sharing a slightly updated version of my story in this post and linking to the other stories. As a business and a person, I care deeply about sharing all the things that make us human. By courageously sharing our stories, we strengthen connection and acceptance. Read about my journey.
Beyond money and gift cards, there are a handful of thoughtful gift ideas to make a new graduate feel extra special. From handwritten notes filled with love to custom artwork capturing their journey, to personalized word art, inspiring books, and song lyrics adorned with wisdom, each of these gifts tells a story.
Read this blog post to find the perfect gift to honor their achievements and wish them luck on the next chapter.
If you’ve experienced the loss of a close loved one, holidays and anniversaries can be difficult to navigate. My sister Amanda unexpectedly passed away in May 2020 at just 40 years old. I’m not an expert on grief, but here are 5 things that have helped me cope with death and allow me to continue connecting with her even years after she passed away.
