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It’s Cold. You Should STILL Get Outside!

It’s Cold. You Should STILL Get Outside!
The study of environmental psychology has shown that spending time in nature is quite effective in reducing stress. Shift your attitude towards a snow day by taking a walk and appreciating how snowflakes are individual in nature, or how ice crystals have beautifully formed on a nearby tree branch. Walking, and other forms of outdoor exercise, also aid in elevating your metabolism, which is always a good thing.

Shop and Feel Good About Doing It

Shop and Feel Good About Doing It

According to Small Business Trends, 71 percent of consumers today prefer buying from companies aligned with their values.

Does that sentiment resonate with you? If so, and if you care about our planet’s future, you need to meet Berks County-based Forever Cairn.

Heidi Barr & Living Intentionally

Heidi Barr & Living Intentionally
My most clouded memory from childhood is when my mom lost her job in 2009, yet it was one that shook my family the most. It was an excruciatingly ...

How to (Actually) Follow Through With Your New Year’s Resolutions

How to (Actually) Follow Through With Your New Year’s Resolutions
I’m guilty of it—you may be, too: making New Year’s resolutions and letting them slip through my fingers by the end of the first month. I mean, ser...

Forever Cairn's 2020 Gift Guide

Forever Cairn's 2020 Gift Guide
It’s that time of year again, and if your reaction to that is the same as mine was, then you’re thinking: come on… it’s not even Thanksgiving yet! ...

She Needs Us Now More Than Ever

She Needs Us Now More Than Ever
As nature lovers, we have work to do, and it starts with hard conversations about how much damage has already been done to Earth’s conditions. If we start from within, the United States itself experiences severe conditions from climate change. California alone has had more than four million acres of land and habitats burnt from the fires that started in August and, as of October 10th, are still burning. These fires are reported as the worst in history, and are a direct result of extreme weather and poor natural conditions… and sadly, human involvement.