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Power Outage – Once A Way Of Life

“Is there anything in this place that works without power?” she shouts, exasperation lining her voice. “Didn’t we have a rechargeable lamp or something?”

The Ecosystem of Lifelong Learning – an emerging lifestyle trend

It is estimated that new generations will have an average of seven careers over their lifetimes now – we no longer typically begin one career or start at a first job after school and follow that path until we retire.

Festive Season Excites Me, But Can I Be Less Frazzled?

The festive season is a sharp reminder of ‘othering’ for anyone that does not conform to the traditional metrics – not exactly an incentive to feel cheerful.

A Blank Sheet and Great Expectations – Designing Daily Creative Attempts

Some days are better. I sit down to write, and a story pours out of me impatiently like bubbles jumping from a pot of boiling water…

Clothes We Grow Into and Out Of

The drawstring around the neck makes the neckline adjustable. It’s always nice to have things loose around the neck. The baby pink color looked brighter because of the smooth, silky fabric…

COVID – Death of the ‘Full-stop’

If they are alive then home is where they stand when it all stops, people ate to pass time and people starved before time caught up with the speed of the spreading maladies, one did not say goodbye…

Three New Years, Two Birthdays, and a Wedding Anniversary – the Calendar Conundrum

With an everyday sequenced in these astronomical numbers, it is a matter of fascinating leaps one takes across the varieties…

Binding, Cool, Divine – the Rituals of Audio Drama

On Fridays, the hypereducated voices from the front office interspersed with the radio drama’s laugh track – the noise rises and falls as one opens and shuts…

Winter Picnics around Christmas

The journey to and from the picnic location was part of the festivity. The event began right when you heard the pickup van honking at your doorstep in the cold foggy morning.

Summer Afternoons – the centerpiece of my everyday

Afternoons are the central part of my everyday. Sometimes remaining aware of every minute of its passing. Afternoons are slower and have their…

Power Outage – Once A Way Of Life

“Is there anything in this place that works without power?” she shouts, exasperation lining her voice. “Didn’t we have a rechargeable lamp or something?”

The Ecosystem of Lifelong Learning an emerging lifestyle trend

The Ecosystem of Lifelong Learning – an emerging lifestyle trend

It is estimated that new generations will have an average of seven careers over their lifetimes now – we no longer typically begin one career or start at a first job after school and follow that path until we retire.

Festive Season Excites Me

Festive Season Excites Me, But Can I Be Less Frazzled?

The festive season is a sharp reminder of ‘othering’ for anyone that does not conform to the traditional metrics – not exactly an incentive to feel cheerful.

Blank-Sheet

A Blank Sheet and Great Expectations – Designing Daily Creative Attempts

Some days are better. I sit down to write, and a story pours out of me impatiently like bubbles jumping from a pot of boiling water…

Clothes-Illustration

Clothes We Grow Into and Out Of

The drawstring around the neck makes the neckline adjustable. It’s always nice to have things loose around the neck. The baby pink color looked brighter because of the smooth, silky fabric…

COVID – Death of the ‘Full-stop’

If they are alive then home is where they stand when it all stops, people ate to pass time and people starved before time caught up with the speed of the spreading maladies, one did not say goodbye…

Three New Year

Three New Years, Two Birthdays, and a Wedding Anniversary – the Calendar Conundrum

With an everyday sequenced in these astronomical numbers, it is a matter of fascinating leaps one takes across the varieties…

binding-cool-divine

Binding, Cool, Divine – the Rituals of Audio Drama

On Fridays, the hypereducated voices from the front office interspersed with the radio drama’s laugh track – the noise rises and falls as one opens and shuts…

Winter-Picnic

Winter Picnics around Christmas

The journey to and from the picnic location was part of the festivity. The event began right when you heard the pickup van honking at your doorstep in the cold foggy morning.

Summer-Afternoons

Summer Afternoons – the centerpiece of my everyday

Afternoons are the central part of my everyday. Sometimes remaining aware of every minute of its passing. Afternoons are slower and have their…

Writing Is the New Reading

Anybody can write. I believe it as much as I believe that nobody is boring or that we could love anyone. Are people writing more? I believe so.