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Tag Archives: #Tunis
Day 10. A do-cathlon.
Ten ideas for a successful tenth day in captivity. No pressure – just entertainment for mind, body and soul. Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Life
Tagged #decathlon, #do-cathlon, #quarantine, #tenthingstodo, #Tunis
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Return to Tunis
I keep leaving Tunis – work trips, trips to see family, fun trips… Yesterday I left at noon-ish, arriving eighteen hours later in Atlanta. I’m excited to check out Atlanta, and see the Coca Coca World gift shop, but after … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Life, Travel
Tagged #nimbostratus, #summer, #Tunis, #Tunisia, travel
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Moving the goals post
Featured pic from Mitchell Lawler on Unsplash Goalposts – goals – get it? The start of a year is an appropriate, if imperfect, time for looking at your goals and urging yourself forward. I think goals should be realistic but … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Research, Travel, Writing
Tagged #2018goals, #balance, #Tunis, #writinglife, goals
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Done and to do: my writing year
I came across a blog post today on the Brevity site, by Allison K. Williams, asking about one’s writing year: what did you manage to accomplish? The novelty was the positive angle: not what did you promise yourself to do, and … Continue reading