They’re late, but they’re here. Apparently, I didn’t get the rush of energy in Scorpio season because I was too busy stressing out over the midterm elections. So sue me. Regardless, I’m feeling sassy, strapped […]
Author: Drew Albo
Drew Albo is the founder of Tova & Wild, which he insists on maintaining the notion that it is as ever-changing & ever growing as is his hair. He is an interior decorator, writer, illustrator, & freelance business consultant that loves giving homemade cookies as gifts.
The Giving Issue
Every introduction to the month usually starts with either a story or anecdote introducing the theme, to which, I proclaim proudly, the need and desire, to keep said theme—what proceeds is usually a combination of […]
Here Are the Top 6 Stories on Tova & Wild This October
A poem for the month of October, because I couldn’t come up with a better way to describe The Friendship Issue other than through the means of poetry. Hot and cold, rainy and crisp, the […]
Simple Advice From Anne Perryman
A few days ago, I was attempting to get ready for my day, when I inevitably fell back into a solid white J.Crew t-shirt, Levis, and black Tod’s mules. I have dawned this outfit on […]
Chipotle Shiitake Tofu Bahn Mi
It’s been a while since I posted an explicit recipe post, but as I was going over things this weekend, for Tova & Wild, I realized the one thing that I miss most about eating […]
A Case Against Cheese
This story begins as most stories begin, sitting at a coffee shop, fiddling between the occasional notification on my iPhone, scrolling through Instagram feeds, and attempting to drink my coffee while it’s hot. Most of […]
Why I’m So Over the Moon This Tuesday
…BECAUSE THIS WEEKEND I HIT OVER 150 SUBSCRIBERS and was just so blown away by all of the love and support that I have received on this platform since I first arrived here this past […]
Solange Is My Best Friend, Even If We Aren’t IRL
Historically, I would have said that she is my icon, my idol, my goddess if you will, but why resort her as a best friend, a) because entire vibe can be quintessentially wrapped up in […]
Conflict Resolution For Your Meyers-Briggs Personality Type
During the Friendship Issue, one of the things that I really wanted to discuss was the way in which we handle conflicts as friends. Its virtually an issue no one talks about, and yet everyone […]
I’m Trying to Work Through My Own Political Apathy
As a millennial, I feel like one of the most defining moments in my life was the day I watched a seventeen-year-old Emma Gonzalez speak at the March for Our Lives Protest in Washington, DC […]
I Don’t Want to Subscribe to Instant Gratification Anymore.
I think the most difficult thing about being a writer is actually writing. For any writer, but mostly just myself, the task is something I thoroughly enjoy and loathe with my entire being. It’s like […]
How Does One Make Friends As An Adult?
The other day, I was hanging out with a good friend and she told me, “I need to introduce you to my friend. You two are so alike, you are going to love each other!” […]
In Solidarity With My Celestial Sisters & Brothers, Your Tovascopes Have Arrived!
Hi Frans! That’s officially how I am greeting all of you, dear readers, this month—because, in actuality, you all are my friends. *wink* See what I did there? *wink* In all seriousness tho, I’ve been […]
