week 1 self isolation down: unhomelikeness

You’re not a human doing, you’re a human being. I’ve been following the progress of C-19 for a long time. Since around Jan 20th. I was in Japan, walking through a market in Tokyo & my American friend was messaging me how I might get quarantined on my way home. LOL I said to Hayley

What should you be spending more time on?

I’m self-employed, and a full-time clinical based health-care student – and professional poorly person.  So I can’t stop thinking about work. When you’re by yourself, it’s easy to overwork yourself. I’ve realized recently that my family (my mom & my bro) is full of people who work very hard. They all work extremely hard and

Trying To Be Mensch…

I probably should be watching the SuperBowl right now. But tonight, I’m tackling something different, something which seems necessary. Although you know me, I do love a bit of Beyonce! In my new(ish) quest to try and live life, and live it with purpose with the weight of time baring judgement on me! I have

This much I do know: (reflection on 2012 & life in general)

Intro: 2012 has been a year of awesomeness but a huge steep learning curve for me. Things started off amazing. I got the SITE Gallery Residency, met some awesome people, and I quit Coca-Cola, I still had my bookstore job and things felt good. But I started to feel really unusually tired, and worn down.

Making the most of my time: The Roadtrip Begins

My friend sent me this awesome quote ina  great email yesterday: “We shall never have more time.  We have, and have always had, all the time there is. No object is served in waiting until next week or even until tomorrow. Keep going..Concentrate on something useful.”   -Arnold Bennett- As recently, I can’t get out of

Time is Uncertain, yo.

Time is uncertain. I’ve always known this. I have so many other blog posts dedicated to my mind-boogle with time. Time is a personal construct: an ever shifting, ever evolving phenomena. Where in some parts of the world it’s linear and in others it’s more circular and whole (which it should be viewed as). We

Instructions for Life by The Dalai Lama

Take into account that great love and great achievements involve great risk. When you lose, don’t lose the lesson. Follow the three R’s: –  Respect for self, –  Respect for others and –  Responsibility for all your actions. Remember that not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful stroke of luck. Learn the rules

because i’m into cheeze-fests…

and love a positive message: – by dallas clayton

For Wall Street People.

How frusting is this life where you know that you have to fight the whole time for a world that is simply obviously necessary (it means we rarely have time to dream for the fun part beyond that!). Fight for it all. Together! Time is short.    

Incomplete Manifesto for Growth

Stolen from – http://www.brucemaudesign.com/4817/112450/work/incomplete-manifesto-for-growth because its awesome and food for thought as well as an inspiration, check it. Incomplete Manifesto for Growth Allow events to change you. You have to be willing to grow. Growth is different from something that happens to you. You produce it. You live it. The prerequisites for growth: the openness to experience