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Month: January 2015

Musings

Repetition Is the Mother of Knowledge

A Russian proverb for the day. Straight from me to you. We seem to live in a redundancy-phobic age. Everything … Continue reading Repetition Is the Mother of Knowledge

Memoir, Musings, Seattle

When a City Reminds You of Those You’ve Lost

I had a best friend a few years back. A straight guy. Which maybe should have tipped me off. But … Continue reading When a City Reminds You of Those You’ve Lost

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Just Do What You Can

My first day back at grad school this quarter, and I’m feeling so much calmer. Even–dare I say–at peace. So … Continue reading Just Do What You Can

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The Dangers of Negative Self-Talk

I like to think I’m a basically positive person. I can be annoyingly so when friends and loved ones bring … Continue reading The Dangers of Negative Self-Talk

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A Year of What Matters Most

In 2014, I launched my new year on this blog with a set of goals that proved to be mighty … Continue reading A Year of What Matters Most

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