Year: 2021
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How do you open up again after seeing the reality of the pandemic and going through government-imposed lockdowns? If you can remember from my previous post about the most irrepressible human activities, we learned that despite government-imposed lockdowns, there are still activities that we can’t just stop doing. While others are quick to jump into…
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It’s been a year since I wrote about Dolly, our mama goat. Actually, when I wrote about Dolly, she’s the only goat we have. And I’ve been meaning to write you about how our neighborhood is generous enough to pitch in some hand (attention and enthusiasm) towards our backyard goats. But today’s different. While I…
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Forgive me for all the times I told you (if you ever heard me say) that we should make every second count. Why? Because the hours and the minutes and the seconds are human inventions that only matter to us, but not with the rest of what’s natural. From The wait of the world: The…
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It’s incredible how many things could go on inside your mouth when visiting your dentist. I am not an expert, so I don’t know what things are precisely called, but lying down on the seat felt like this: Water jet here, water suction there, hands everywhere going in and out of your mouth, and lights…
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…it doesn’t matter when you start work, so long as you get the job done. It’s about internal time, not what the clock on the wall says. Why we should be watching the sun, not the clock Working from home gave me so much liberty when I do the actual work without being stressed about…
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Yes, I just talked about time yesterday and you can check my rant here. And these days, it’s normal for us to throw around the term “efficient” when saving time from time-consuming activities. Say, we are getting efficient with our laundry. When we couldn’t afford a washing machine (yet), we used to wash all of…
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The more we synchronize ourselves with the time in clocks, the more we fall out of sync with our own bodies and the world around us. The Tyranny Of Time Don’t you want to break free out of the dictate of time, sometimes? I do. The thing is, I’m born into a family that eats…
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