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Full disclosure: My motivation for working out is so that, when I’m 80, I can still walk comfortably up the stairs to my New York…
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In the early spring of 2020, it became obvious that the COVID-19 pandemic had vastly impacted the lives of most people, including mine. And since…
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During Lent, I gave up checking my phone every morning before work. It was an effort to keep my mind free from the noise of…
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When I graduated from college, one of my aunts gifted me the sewing machine that she received as a high school graduation present. If people…
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What would you do with an extra two hours a day? If you’re anything like me, you probably have a list a mile long of…
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Fresh out of college, I felt lost. So many gates opened, and I didn’t know which one to enter. Who was I meant to be?…
read moreWhat I Learned When I Stopped Trying to Justify My Faith
“On what date do you tell someone you go to church?” That, verbatim, is what I typed into Google while walking to meet my date…
read moreHow to Feel Less Lonely When You’re Alone
When the days get grayer and the nights get longer, being alone can get, well, lonely. But it doesn’t have to be that way. As…
read moreLearning on the Job: How to Build Soft Skills
When I was about to graduate from college, I had no idea what I wanted to do. Majoring in English had been challenging and rewarding,…
read moreLessons from a Chronic Oversharer
I was on my second date with Doug, and things were going really well! There was a lot of eye contact, I had made him…
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