On Verily Magazine and Elevating Culture

I stopped reading magazines, with the exception of a few cooking publications, long ago.  I was tired of being bombarded by sexualized imagery, raunchy articles, gossipy updates, and fashion that didn’t even begin to apply to my life.  Recently, however, I have found a new favorite in Verily.   Briefly a quarterly print magazine, Verily is now exclusively online, complete with daily deliveries and updates.  I appreciate their realistic, feminine fashion sense, the balanced examinations of relationship issues, easy-enough foodie recipes, and daily thoughts.  A few of my favorites articles recently include the titles:

Mastering the Art of Fall Layering with the Dress-Over-Pants Look (modest, feminine and totally realistic for our cool MN weather)

The Reality of Forever: Why Commitment is Hard for Women Too (tackling relationship issues in a culture of mixed signals)

And a few of my favorite Daily Dose quotes:

What I appreciate the most about Verily is the effort it makes to engage with and elevate the magazine culture.  The editors are tackling the same categories of issues and questions that interest so many people, but in a refreshingly uplifting way.  Verily is worth a look.