Yesterday, I achieved the impossible. I achieved balance. I woke up early, as I usually tend to. I worked out. I did laundry. I vacuumed.

Travel, photography, introspection
Yesterday, I achieved the impossible. I achieved balance. I woke up early, as I usually tend to. I worked out. I did laundry. I vacuumed.
I was (am) still feeling down in the dumps about Valentine’s Day, and I had to keep an eye on work all weekend, and overall
What did I do for myself yesterday? What did I achieve? This question is harder than usual today. I went for a walk and I
Yesterday after work I had an hour to spare before meeting a friend for happy hour. I didn’t go home and let the Nothing take
It is Monday morning. My house is clean and my body is sore. I overslept and I plan to work from home today. I dusted,
I went and had dinner with friends. It was good to be around people. And yet, the Nothing lingers. It crept in a bit on
Yesterday’s successes include, in no particular order: Going for a walk in the (very rare for this time of year) sunshine Booking a weekend getaway
Alice Hoffman’s The World That We Knew traverses all the areas of France in which I traveled earlier this year, takes place in the past,
All week long, I’ve been unable to write. Usually, I set up blog posts at night so they will publish the next morning. If for
I spent the last week transported into the 1600s in Amsterdam. It was winter, and it was cold. And I was very much alone, and
(If you’re here only for the reading list, scroll down. The table of contents that should appear at the top of this post apparently doesn’t
I am so happy to be reading again. Reading as I used to read, where I become completely absorbed by a story and fall in
If you’ve never tried a digital detox, even a small one, I highly recommend doing so, particularly if, like me, you are often anxious and