Frumiesha Brown

How Japanese Boro Philosophy Can Reshape Your Relationship with Clothing and Imperfection What if the hole in your favorite jacket wasn't something to hide? What if it became the most meaningful part of the garment? For generations, Japanese families practiced boro, a tradition of repairing and reinforcing textiles with layers of fabric and rows of hand stitching. Born out of necessity, these garments weren't discarded when they became worn. They were strengthened, adapted, and passed from...

Open your closet. What you see isn't just a collection of clothes, it's the result of a system. Most wardrobes today operate on a linear model: buy, wear, discard, repeat. We shop when trends change, replace instead of repair, and donate clothing with the assumption that someone else will give it a second life. But in reality, much of what leaves our closets never becomes someone else's favorite garment. It becomes waste. The problem isn't simply that we buy too much. It's that we've been...

WE STILL SAY YES Our Vow Renewal - A Day I will never forget May 27, 2026 - Stinson Beach "Some love stories began with a simple yes, and grow richer with every passing year." Hi loves, and welcome back. On May 27th, Jaimeo and I renewed our vows. To be honest, it didn't really feel like a renewal at all. We didn't feel like we needed to renew anything, because how do you renew something that hasn't been broken? For us, marriage has never been about perfection. It's been about choosing each...