Hello, lovelies! Here’s the most important article that’s come out ever: How to create a password that’s simple to remember but impossible for anyone else to guess! If you’re also a grammar snob, head over and share a few laughs at this post of wordplay jokes.

Looks like more and more Mormon artists are liking the crucifix. Is this a new trend or something deeper? And if you’re still needing more art, check out this Facebook page. Everything you could imagine under the umbrella of art, in one fascinating mouse scroll. The traffic signs especially made me smile.

A short, beautiful and inspiring video by National Geographic about the restorative power of horses and wilderness for veterans struggling with PTSD. Also lovely and profoundly emotional is this story of company that provides terminally ill adults with their last wishes. You’ll be surprised what they are.

This funny but touching animated video offers brilliant advice for everyone, whether you’re gay or not. More good advice? How about making your marriage last (hint: start with a huge, cheap wedding).

And finally, a wonderful essay every woman should read about healing, finding the good and loving ourselves.

First Draft Poetry is by Elizabeth Garcia, in response to this piece about the lonely death of George Bell:

Before we die

when we’re on our way out

it should show

like orange, burnt sienna,

like cascades of red leaves

shivering and brisk

and then each glance in our direction

between the bodega and the bar

is envy for all that color

pity for our diminishing

awe for our bright glory

something, anything more

than the way eyes divert

like river around a rock

tumbling and cold,

purposeful.

Like they say down here in the South, “have a blessed week!”