Six ways to show up and support grieving friends
When you’re adjacent to someone who has lost a loved one, especially around the holidays, you…
by Kari Harbath December 13, 2022
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by Kari Harbath December 13, 2022
Join me for the 2023 Ogden (Half) Marathon!
I am SO EXCITED to share that I’m an ambassador reppin’ the Ogden Half Marathon (OM)…
by Kari Harbath November 2, 2022
Humanizing the dead in grief
Sometimes we get so caught up in rituals and romanticizing people after they die: we get…
by Kari Harbath May 6, 2022
Happy Birthday to my favorite mom: Kim McCorkle-Harbath
Mom would always remind me, Kassie, and (eventually) Aaron a BAJILLION times a day “If god…
by Kari Harbath March 14, 2022
Secrets of lost loved ones: an encouraging thought of love and luck in grief
Grief meets us in all capacities. All emotions. Joy. Anger. Sadness. Confusion. Frustration. Longing. Celebration. As…
by Kari Harbath February 20, 2022
Lies I told today: real, immature self-love
Spring is budding, and that means daily walks with Sloan in the sunshine. When Sloan was…
by Kari Harbath February 14, 2022
Honoring Aaron’s birthday: self-love and a story
Aaron and I were together 13 years: during the most formative time of our life. We…
by Kari Harbath January 22, 2022
2021: a year-in-review (we contain multitudes)
✨ Started 2021 strong w/bad bitch energy ✨ ✨ Did somebody say baddie? Oh yeah, we…
by Kari Harbath December 28, 2021
A weird metaphor for complicated Holidays
Surrounded by the opulence of Christmas and Christmas Eve tradition: tonight I am thinking of the…
by Kari Harbath December 25, 2021
No choosing, meme-ing, or avoiding our way out of Holiday grief.
Oh, hi. I know it’s been awhile. I hit a bit of a life wall this…
by Kari Harbath December 17, 2021