Jen Hyde

Aug 9, 2024 | businessinsider.de | Jen Hyde

Mein Mann und ich dachten beide, wir wollten zwei Kinder. Nach der Geburt unseres Sohnes wurde uns jedoch klar, dass eine dreiköpfige Familie die richtige Größe für uns ist. Obwohl wir manchmal noch über den Weg nachdenken, den wir nicht eingeschlagen haben, lieben wir unsere kleine Familie. Als ich jung war, habe ich mir immer vorgestellt, ich wäre eine Mutter von Zwillingen.

Aug 8, 2024 | businessinsider.com | Jen Hyde

Parenting Jen Hyde and her husband thought they wanted two kids, but they realized that having an only child works well for their family. Photo Credit: Kimberly Pascale This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . My husband and I both thought we wanted two kids. However, after our son was born, we realized that a family of three was the right size for us.

May 22, 2024 | bohemian.com | Jen Hyde

A new storefront in the heart of Santa Rosa’s Arts District on A Street offers so much more than hip products for cool kids. True to its namesake, Strange Constellation is a place where art, community and commerce intersect in ways that support and uplift a culture of care and mutual aid, particularly for Black and queer people.

Apr 28, 2024 | theheartdialogues.substack.com | Leigh Kamping-Carder |Jen Hyde

Welcome! This is The Heart Dialogues, a free newsletter for people born with heart conditions (and the people who care about them). Every other week, I’ll send you candid conversations, essays, guest posts and/or interesting links about what it’s really like to live with a weird and special heart. Join this community and support my work. Sign up for free.

Apr 10, 2024 | bohemian.com | Jen Hyde

In an unassuming warehouse off Yolanda Avenue in the Roseland neighborhood of Santa Rosa, there is a little-known, invaluable resource for thrifty shoppers: The Goodwill Outlet. Commonly known as “The Bins,” this outlet is the last stop for Goodwill’s regionally donated items before they are sent to landfills or secondhand markets worldwide. Clothing, accessories, toys and more sit in rows of shallow blue bins and are sold by the pound. The Bins has long been open to the public.