The thing about being a person with an abstract random learning style is that distractions come in the form of anything and everything. Though some may say this condition is just the state of modern humanity, reacting to the deluge of information and technology inundating us, I’m not […]
So, I mentioned in my last post that disorganized clutter is one of my signs of depression, and then I cleaned up my desk space. Well, cleaning up my desk space does not mean that all the clutter magically disappeared. I did purge a bunch of stuff, but […]
Last winter was a doozy: global pandemic, lockdown, election weirdness, election weirdness fallout, sick family members–not COVID-19 related–how is that possible? So, I don’t know what your depression looks like, but mine looks a little like this sometimes: I would feel worse about showing this picture on the […]
Post written in Feb/Mar ’21 Though it was published in 2016, I ordered The Bookshop on The Corner by Jenny Colgan just last year (2020), and only got around to reading it after the holidays, when I thought the world would be calmer. As it turns out, the […]
Well, this is my first post, and I wanted to introduce myself and my goals in keeping this blog. Even though I have an “about” link, or two of them at this moment (I am still figuring out WordPress), I don’t feel like that page goes far enough […]
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