Lindsey Weishar
Lindsey Weishar enjoys traveling, exploring the origins of words, and reading. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing, and is happiest when writing poetry and sipping Earl Grey.
Cultivating Meaningful Connection with a Victorian-Era Parlor Game
Having fun with Proust’s Questionnaire
Saying “Goodbye” In a Culture That Says “See You Later”
Embracing the limits of social interaction and our changing lives
In an Abrasive World, Could Gentleness Be the Act of Strength That's Needed?
The true definition of gentleness is more nuanced than we may think
Embracing Reality When Quarantine Hasn’t Been “Precious Time” for You
A lesson on embracing the “unprecious” and letting go of quarantine guilt
Intentional Ways to Celebrate National Poetry Month (That Aren’t Reading Poetry)
Poetry doesn’t have to be confusing
How to Maintain Intentional Community with Family When You Live Away
Keeping those relationships close
The Power of Making Traditions in Everyday Life
Traditions in ordinary life can cultivate community and underscore special moments.
Lessons Learned from Being Steeped in the World of Tea
Valuable knowledge and experience gained while volunteering at a tea festival
What Russian Novels Taught Me about Tending to My Inner Life
These famously long novels can teach us that personal growth takes time
What a Film About Cats Taught Me about Growing in Community
"Kedi" reminds us that we can always positively impact the space around us.
Practicing Gratitude during Challenging Seasons of Life
"Gratitude" is more than just a trite buzzword.
What Anne Shirley Taught Me about Navigating Romantic Relationships
The red-headed heroine has a lot to teach when it comes to love.
Lessons from Literary Heroines: Alexandra Bergson in 'O Pioneers!'
What I learned from Willa Cather's Alexandra Bergson about resilience.
