So the new year has arrived and with it come the usual resolutions. I recall ever since I was about 12 that almost every year my new years resolution was to improve my handwriting and make it neater and more legible. That resolution has never been met. And now probably never will need to be [...]
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August 2020
A much better month, even with a ridiculous heat wave. I feel August was when I really tried to listen to my body and really am still trying to figure out why I do the things I do. I've been finding sleep and rest quite difficult and actively trying to tire myself out to get [...]
May 2020
What a month. May is always the month of birthdays, including my own. I'm grateful that my birthday had allowed me to reconnect with people I hadn't spoken to for ages. But I've noticed this month I have been rather stressed from all manner of things, which has heightened my senses and made me rather easily [...]
April 2020
April sure has been one hell of a month. There have been many days where I had great difficulty finding something I was grateful for. Work creep has been coming back again, and with no commute I have been finding it harder to have that line of putting down work and picking up home time. [...]
February 2020
Well February has been an intense month, to say the least. I travelled, I learnt, I cried, I barely slept - so much has been happening, and to be frank, not much of it really relaxing. A lot has also been going on around the world: pandemic, riots; sometimes it seems like the world is [...]
August 2019
So this month seems to have been a little like a rollercoaster, a lot has happened, both work-wise and outside of work. I realise as I read back on the days that I talk a lot about food, work, hubby, art/ media, podcasts. I suppose these days I try to focus more on the here [...]
July 2019
So this month I have realised how much I depend on my body to be functioning at 100% most of the time, which I learnt this month doesn't really happen so much these days. Maybe I need to take things slower as I get older, or maybe I need to do something like actually exercise. [...]