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Our Planet
When work wakes me up in the middle of the night, I know exactly what will settle my brain and put me right back into dreamland…David Attenborough. If you don’t know Sir David Attenborough, you really should take the time. I have no idea what he did as a young man, but now, most certainly
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Regret
It’s a noun. It’s a verb. It’s Death Row. “Feel sad, repentant or disappointed over (something that has happened or been done, especially a loss of missed opportunity).” Oxford Languages I am not an ‘everything happens for a reason’-type person. When one door closes, another one opens. God has a plan. And the worst for
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Let Relationships Be Where They Are
Over the last seven years I’ve developed what I call <insert my real name here>-isms – long thought over, sometimes painfully learned, life lessons distilled into a mantra I consider and try to live by as I move through life. Let relationships be where they are was partly born out of my conclusion that monogamy
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Detour
My oldest niece recently turned 25. After the HBD texts on her birthday, I waited a few weeks to check in on how she was feeling. Twenty five was a particularly difficult birthday for me. I feel a little silly looking back at my 25th birthday now 21 years later, but I was really sad
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User Manual, Part B
How to turn me on emotionally “This section shares a few basics of how you operate on an emotional level. The goal is to lay out your emotional groundwork so a partner will be aware of your land mines.” I am not sure I care for the negative approach this section takes to the subject.
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User Manual, Part A
I just finished “Eight Things I Wish I’d Known About Polyamory: Before I Tried It and Frakked It Up” and the author mentioned writing your own user manual to “showcase your self-awareness and communication skills.” Some of you who know me well might chuckle a bit knowing the organized, critical-thinking German in me would love this idea – and
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The Tourist
For 15 years I sat at a desk in an office. Working hard was nine or ten hours a day because of a work event or dinner, and I would come in late the day of or the day after to make up for it. I encouraged my staff to too because, after all, our
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