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Tag Archives: reading
October 2018, check. (Double check)
October was an entire year rolled up into one month. When I look back on 2018, October may be my best month, yet. Too many things and so many more things happened. The list: Exercise (make room for one non-WIP … Continue reading
Posted in academia, advice, blogging, everyday life, family, friendship, kids, lessons learned, parenthood, Uncategorized, work, writing
Tagged blogging, exercise, graduate school, life with kids, los angeles, reading
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May 2018, check.
May was longer than long. May was like three months packed into one month. My husband and I turned 40. We’re hanging on for dear life through the obstacle course of the end of the school year. I was able … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, everyday life, family, kids, lessons learned, marriage, parenthood, personal, podcasting, Uncategorized, work, writing
Tagged blogging, datenight, deadlifting, podcasting, reading, writing
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April 2018, check.
Spring is here–except you’d almost never know it given the wacky New England weather. It rained this month. It snowed this month. The sun shone strong and it broke 70 degrees more than once. I wore rain boots and snow … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, everyday life, lessons learned, new year's eve, resolutions, thinking, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged bloggin, bootcamp, kugel, new england, new years resolutions, reading, spring, writing
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January 2018, check.
I LOVE the start of the year. January felt like an extremely long month. Everyone in my world agreed that when January 31st hit the calendar it felt like a year had passed. The combination of cold and snow delays … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, family, friendship, kids, lessons learned, new year's eve, resolutions
Tagged advice, exercise, life, new years resolutions, podcasting, reading, writing
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November update
November. It happened. The front half of the month was work-focused and the back half was family-focused. We were surrounded by good energy most of the time. So the year is winding down and I’m getting ready to round out … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, kids, lessons learned, love, Uncategorized, work, writing
Tagged blogging, blood donation, exercise, family, food, NaNoWriMo, parenting, reading, Thanksgiving, Washington DC, writing
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September update
September was a pretty big month. Reflecting now, it’s hard to believe that Labor Day was just 30 days ago. I knew that the month would be busy between work and the holidays but I didn’t know how much energy … Continue reading
Posted in everyday life, lessons learned, marriage, parenthood, personal, writing
Tagged being jewish, exercise, family, new years resolution, reading, writing
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May Update
May is a month of birthdays and celebrations around these parts. My birthday, my husband’s birthday and then my father-in-law’s birthday. The girls are playing softball like every free moment. And there was the dance recital. Plus two lost teeth. … Continue reading
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Tagged exercise, podcasting, reading, resolutions, writing
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The importance of making headspace.
My mother always said that I was terrible at doing nothing. I am fine with being terrible at doing nothing because I am so rarely without something to do. Lately, though, I have found in my quiet moments, those spaces in between … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, everyday life, lessons learned, procrastinating, productivity, thinking, what professors do, writing
Tagged clear my head, reading, thinking, writing
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