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Tag Archives: life
Goal Post: Home Stretch With a Tweaked Spine
Crud . . . I was going to edit before scheduling this post. Well, I’m here and my brain is steadily falling into disarray. Best to do what requires more thinking. I should have a chapter of edits typed in … Continue reading
Goal Post: Inches Crawled
The title pretty much says it all. Since the last post, I only managed to type in one chapter of edits for Darwin & the Beast Collector. I was hoping for more, but last Sunday was busier than expected. Well, I … Continue reading
Goal Post: Hot, Busy, and Aching
This was definitely a big work week because the humidity caused me to have little energy for more. I spent time with my son, which included a zoo trip last Sunday. They reopened the ‘World of Darkness’ at the Bronx … Continue reading
Goal Post: Summer Break Is Overrated Anyway
Well, I went back to work for our summer Life Skills program. I have to give up thinking it’s going to be easier than the regular school year. We hit the ground running and don’t really stop until the end … Continue reading
Goal Post: Week of Break . . . Downs?
Surprisingly, I’m actually writing this in the morning instead of Friday night. That might be a warning about how things didn’t go well. To be fair, I was at a friend’s BBQ and fireworks show last night. I got home … Continue reading
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Tagged biased systems, editing, goals, life, parenting, Pokemon Go, situations, stress, writing
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Goal Post: Let The Summer Games (Pokemon) Begin!
Made it to the summer and I get a week off until I’m back for a summer session. It’s completely voluntary, so don’t feel sorry for me. I’ll get another 1.5 weeks near the end, which I’m hoping to use … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, life, parenting, Pokemon, relaxing, school, summer, writing
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Goal Post: Some Steps Forward And . . . Nap Time
The last few weeks of the school year are always exhausting. I’ve said before that I get the stress of being a TA and a parent of a teenager during this time. My son had his hardest regents this week, … Continue reading
Goal Post: The End is Nigh!
Of the school year that is . . . Then I get a week off before I’m back to work doing the summer session. That’s fine though because it’s more laidback, we have trips every week, and I can wear … Continue reading
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Tagged awards, editing, end of the year, heat, life, parenting, school, writing
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World Reef Awareness Day
Coral reefs are very important ecosystems, which have been in danger due to pollution and climate change for a long time. So, today is used to bring awareness to how essential they are and the threat they are under. Best … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, bleaching, climate change, coral, environment, health, life, nature, ocean, organisms, pollution, reef, water, world reef awareness day
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Mental Health and Sleep
This is why May being a month about mental health and sleep is interesting. The two are interconnected. A decline in one causes a decline in the other. For example: A person who suffers from anxiety may find this mental … Continue reading
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Tagged connections, life, living, mental health, mental illness, sleep
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