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The Anatomy of a Covid Swab
Note: Your mileage with this may vary. Your mileage may vary personally, and geographically. Different places may have different setups. This morning, barely an hour ago in fact, I had my very first Covid Swab test. Apparently this is now … Continue reading
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Downtime is Part of the Process
I wrote every day last month. I say this not to brag, or to tell you anything other than I wrote every day in March. I haven’t written anything this past weekend and I am happy to report (and you … Continue reading
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You Do You
I’m kind of a Big Deal. Ok, actually, I’m probably the exact opposite of “Big Deal” but if you swing around my neck of the woods and ask about the guy with the really red hair who walks the back … Continue reading
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Apologies
The day got away from me and left me with *very* few spoons. Still I wanted to get something up today. This is one of the roads I hit on my walks. You can see how it brought out the … Continue reading
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Looking Forward
Hi there everyone, Before I get going, I would like to draw your attention to the first of a two-part series where my friend, Natania Barron stopped by to answer a few questions and to support her new book, “Queen … Continue reading
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Time Off
I’m taking a break from the Work in project. The 2019 Rugby World Cup has kicked off this weekend. I love this sport. If it turns out the way I’m hoping, the final will come down to New Zealand and … Continue reading
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Five Thing Thursday: August 8th
Welcome, everyone to another installment of Five Thing Thursday and… Here are Five Things I want you to Know: Thing #1: I’m sure I’ve mentioned this before, but it bears repeating: There is something both bittersweet, and exciting about filling … Continue reading
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A Gift to Myself: Part 2
Of all the times during the year that I tend to get introspective – There are more than you’d think, but not many – the two times that I really dig deep are my Birthday, and New Year’s Day. This … Continue reading
Friday Fess-Up: May 18th
Happy Friday Y’All! We made it! Welcome to the Penultimate Friday Fess-Up for May. I look back on the year and wonder how the hell we’re nearly halfway through 2018 already. I confess that it’s been kind of a slow … Continue reading
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Quiet Day
So I’m sitting here looking out the window while I type this. Ok, that’s not entirely true. I can’t not look at the keyboard when I’m typing. I’m not that good of a typist. It’s the middle of October, unseasonably … Continue reading