He started school only 3 months after losing his brother to suicide. He finished strong (look at all those honor cords plus the medal!) during a global pandemic. We could not be more proud of our son Matt, who graduated today with his BA in English. Can’t wait to see what’s next! pic.twitter.com/qHEBCzvLiP
— Rader Ward Foundation (@RaderWardFound) May 8, 2021
continue being amazing!
it's not just you
stop and take a few deep breaths
check out depresh mode podcast
Mario Monday: making Mario mementoes!
it's mental health awareness month
recommended essays on loss and grief
Quick link to the essays.
pandemic = best rowing season yet
advice from a cactus
i believe in you
trevor project, afsp join up to save lives
Quick link to the joint statement.
new mario music from smooth mcgroove!
truth from selfcarespotlight
a little plant wisdom
podcast episode explores education, mental health
excited for my second vaccine dose!
better because of you
teen grief chat today at 1 pm ET
Now that the chat has ended, you can easily read the discussion by searching Twitter for #teengriefchat.
3d realism, astonishingly good
Today for Mario Monday, I’m happy to post something Rader would have been super excited about: this 3D video of a Mario-themed Rubik’s cube created by artist @_douglaslight_! His work is so good, I’m astonished every time I see something new he’s made. I think Rader would have enjoyed the challenge of learning to use Blender to create 3D art and videos. Did Rader have this kind of talent for realism? I don’t think so. But I do know he would have loved everything about this piece that combines so many of his passions: Mario, Rubik’s cubes, and creativity. Art moves us in a lot of ways. This piece makes me feel closer to Rader, and for that I’m thankful.