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Nothing Like Being a Receptionist to Make One Want an Engagement Ring
I spent most of last month temping as a receptionist. I like it. It keeps one humble as everyone automatically assumes that you are stupid. Plus there is lots of time to read blogs and check Twitter. But I forgot … Continue reading
10 Mistakes Homeschoolers Make
Guest Post by Josh Homeschool posts are back! Josh still has not finished his real defense of homeschooling post, but he was good enough to give his view of mistakes commonly made by homeschoolers. And all the previous disclaimers apply, … Continue reading
Horse Racing, Dog Racing, Cock Fighting, and Rugby
In a masterful display of horrifying foreshadowing Tolstoy writes of a horse race in which one of the main characters, Vronsky, pushes so hard to win the race by a long distance that he causes his horse to fall and break her … Continue reading
What Does Stress Taste Like?
Sour, and salty. but extreme on both. mostly rancid. digressus Like the fading aftertaste of dreams wrapped in glitter and bittersweet onions. michaeljwking Cheap, heady red wine with raw tannins and an overt, sickening blush of fruitiness. prestonyancey A bitter penny. But, … Continue reading
Facts
My parents do not have internet access in their house. This is the main reason I went to the library as much as possible when I lived at home. It is just one of many reasons that I feel many … Continue reading
Simplified and No Stress
I just realized that all that simplifying must have worked. In 38 hours I need to have the contents of our apartment packed into our car. I have not started yet and I am not worried about it. Suddenly I … Continue reading
Motivation and Paper Clips
Erin’s Just One Week is my favorite blog for consistent practical nudges to build better habits. What I love most about it is the way that Erin approaches the topic: instead of stuffy self-help advice, Erin writes about her own … Continue reading
Porcupine Books
I do not write in books. I do not highlight in books. Books are our friends, and I do not believe in marking up my friends. The only exception to this was the one time I was studying MacIntyre and … Continue reading
Working for the Love of God
I woke up this morning with a very strong knowledge that I need to reach out to God. How ironic that some talk of “works” as if they are opposed to grace and faith and a true belief in an … Continue reading
About abouts
I read “about” pages on blogs. I suspect that most people do not, but I care about “about” because I like reading others’. I not only read them, I periodically check to see if favorite bloggers have updated theirs! Would … Continue reading