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Monthly Archives: July 2013
I need a remedy [for my Pinterest and Facebook-induced vacation envy]
I’m a little embarrassed to admit in writing that I have vacation and birthday party envy. I attribute this envy to the sharing of photos and status updates on Pinterest and Facebook. I used to be an avid Pinner and … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, community, family, kids, lessons learned, media, parenthood, personal, social media, summer, vacation
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Dispatch from the mat: lessons on teaching gleaned from yoga boot camp
Yoga boot camp is a contradiction in terms. Yoga, by nature, is meant to be peaceful and meditative. The only “boot camp”-ish thing about this yoga boot camp was the 6:15 start time (and thus the 5:30 wake up call). … Continue reading
Posted in academia, blogging, health, higher education, lessons learned, students, teaching, work, yoga
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The Real Housewives is sociological (I swear it is)
While in graduate school, I missed the boat on so many cultural touchstones. There are new television shows, musicians, reality stars or movies with which I am only vaguely familiar. For example, I know Mad Men is critically acclaimed but … Continue reading
Posted in culture, guilty pleasures, media, personal, procrastinating, television, women
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A pragmatic love letter to my husband on our 7th anniversary
Lucky number 7 years of marriage at our house today. I don’t feel it’s necessary to wait until some big anniversary to tell my partner how much I appreciate him. So here goes: David, Every year that passes, I feel … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, family, fatherhood, kids, lessons learned, marriage, parenthood, personal, writing
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