Friday Miscellany: I should have gotten Global Entry, plus a weight loss update
I spent the first half of this week in Edmonton, Alberta (and getting to and from there) since I was giving a speech at a …Read More
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A choice to change time
Sarah and I covered a lot of ground in the BOBW podcast yesterday where we interviewed Katherine Goldstein. Reading over what I posted here, I realize …Read More
Write those toasts (an exercise from Juliet’s School of Possibilities)
If you want to know what matters to you, sometimes it helps to look to the future. In Juliet's School of Possibilities, my time management fable, …Read More
The moment of possibility (revisiting my NaNoWriMo novel)
Each year, I make quarterly goals. I like fresh starts so much that I want to give myself lots of opportunities! I make these goals …Read More
Leaving the Little Kid Years
I began tracking my time continuously in April 2015. At the time, my youngest child was 3 months old. That first day featured something like 5 …Read More
Weekend report: Tulips and singing
I just closed the books on another year of tracking time. I have now tracked the past four years of my life in half-hour increments. …Read More
Spring break in St. Lucia
We just got back last night from spring break in St. Lucia. Three weeks ago, I knew absolutely nothing about this little island nation (even …Read More
Feeling behind? Don’t do email first
Email is a magnificent tool. I'm old enough to remember when it wasn't universal. I learned to report by -- this might seem crazy -- …Read More
Friday miscellany: Waiting on the magnolias
Spring is slowly coming. We've gone up and down between happy sunny days in the mid-60s, and rainy, doleful, upper-30s sorts. The flowering trees are …Read More
Why we went to see the cherry blossoms
Many years ago, when I was an intern in Washington DC, I spent a lovely early April afternoon gawking at the cherry trees. These gorgeous …Read More