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My hopeful e-book for daring to live, even in the shadow of existential dread: https://andie.myflodesk.com/benediction Poetry book at the beginning by Lori Hetteen: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lorihetteen MY WHIMSICAL ANDIE SOUNDTRACK: https://open.qobuz.com/playlist/51822105 Today's subject also inspired by Renee Nicole Good being described as sunshine, and knowing she was a poet- I trust that the world just lost a whimsical one. Today's daily video is a reflection on why whimsy, joy, and beauty matter, especially in dark and frightening times. TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Whimsy as a strategy for fighting fascism 1:26 James Baldwin quote 3:39 Whimsy isn’t immature, it’s resistance 5:12 My Hope Like a Mother Painting 6:21 Ideas for embracing whimsy and embodied living 7:45 What I learned about living from my friend who was dying 9:43 Quote on grief, protest and joy 11:32 In Dark times we have a choice to enjoy our lives anyway 12:40 Finding the Beauty 14:25 BLOOPS I’m talking about whimsy as a form of resistance, and why choosing joy is not naïve, shallow, or immature. It’s strategic. It’s communal. And it helps keep despair from taking root. In this video, I reflect on: Why despair is dangerous, especially for the next generation How whimsy and joy feed hope Why silly, embodied, tangible pleasures matter What it means to resist by continuing to love what you love How community, art, music, and beauty help us stay alive to life. I reference words and wisdom from James Baldwin, Heather Cox Richardson, and Dan Savage, all of whom remind us that authoritarianism thrives on despair, isolation, and fear, and that joy and community are part of how we push back. This video is also shaped by grief and love for Minneapolis and Minnesota, places full of people who know how to show up for one another even when things are frightening. I also share how this way of living was profoundly shaped by my friend Gretchen, who lived for years with terminal cancer and learned how to enjoy being alive even under the shadow of impending loss. I wrote a short book about her wisdom and our conversations about how to live. You’ll find that linked below. This is an invitation, not a prescription. Your life is happening now. Don’t miss it, even when things are hard. Especially when things are hard.