A Letter from the Future

I wrote a letter to myself from the future as an exercise in self-care. I was tempted to write all about how thin I am in the future, how I’ve magically aged backward and become super athletic. But, alas, I tried to keep it realistic and attainable. Writing it challenged me to think about what path our society could take— the path I hope we’ll choose.

outdoorsSarah HardingFebruary 29, 2020Sarah harding, active & outdoor, climate, environment, environmentalism, coconut at sea Comment

It's Time to Get Uncomfortable

How can we read disastrous headlines, know terrifying statistics, hear all the doom and gloom and still fail to act? I’ve felt the discomfort of fear in my stomach when I hear the news.

outdoorsSarah HardingOctober 31, 2019Sarah harding, active & outdoorComment

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