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Month: July 2015

Workaholism: When You Just Can’t Quit
Psychology

Workaholism: When You Just Can’t Quit

Quitters are losers, right? But maybe you find yourself still up at 1:30 in the morning, working on a project that’s … Continue reading Workaholism: When You Just Can’t Quit

The Angst of the Artist
Creativity

The Angst of the Artist

It really only happens when we’re not working–because we’re stuck or self-doubting or, well, just not working. I am one … Continue reading The Angst of the Artist

The Gentleness of Contentment
Musings, Seattle

The Gentleness of Contentment

It tiptoes in so lightly you hardly notice it. Not if you’re accustomed to gyrating mosh pits and rock stars … Continue reading The Gentleness of Contentment

The Problem
Education, Musings

The Problem

So I’m not the kind of student I used to be. I used to be Miss Goody-Two-Shoes, Teacher’s Pet, all … Continue reading The Problem

A Friend Asked Me How I Find Time to Write, So Here’s My Answer
Creativity, Writing

A Friend Asked Me How I Find Time to Write, So Here’s My Answer

Okay, so you asked how I find time to write and publish and wedding plan and work while I’m in … Continue reading A Friend Asked Me How I Find Time to Write, So Here’s My Answer

Halfway into the Unknown
Education, Seattle

Halfway into the Unknown

Halfway through my Masters of Education program, I just started observing Level 1 ESL classes in the Seattle area. And … Continue reading Halfway into the Unknown

Stealing Other Lives
Uncategorized

Stealing Other Lives

So I subbed down at Auburn Library yesterday, and maybe the staff were just trying to impress the new girl, … Continue reading Stealing Other Lives

The Pros and Cons of Exhaustion
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The Pros and Cons of Exhaustion

I just finished another short story, which I’ll be sending the submission rounds next week. Thursday nights I volunteer in … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of Exhaustion

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