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March: Offline Reading Month
I love the start of a new month. It’s the opportunity to set the record straight and get back on the bandwagon. Monthly beginnings present a pleasant break to assess what worked in the last thirty-odd days.
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Active Recovery
When you still need rest.
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10 Things I've Learned This Year
Earlier this week I woke up to frost-covered rooftops. It’s colder than usual. While I’m learning how to wear thermal underwear again, I’m thrilled to see some white for the holiday season. I’m not saying I miss the minus-forty-plus-windchill kind of cold I grew up with.
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Why Should We Stop?
A homage to those who fight.
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Reframing My Relationship With Editing
I hope you find yourselves well as we begin the last month of the year. November has been hectic. You may have noticed that I haven’t been keeping a regular pace. It feels like I’m reliving a year-end version of Groundhog Day. Have you experienced this too? The
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When Nothing Sticks
Look elsewhere
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A World Filled With Micro-Stories
I’m currently reading Kikuko Tsumura’s There’s No Such Thing As An Easy Job. The novel is about a woman searching for mundane, stress-free work after burning out at her previous employment. Throughout the book, the unnamed protagonist does an array of provisional jobs like surveillance watching, and
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On Being Sloppy
And reading your owner's manual.
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Personal Origin Stories
I’ve always been very curious about people’s personal journeys.
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Writing In The Dark
I’ve returned home, whatever that means to you since I’m sure it doesn’t mean the same thing to me. But that is a topic for another day. Apologies for this week’s tardiness. The jet lag has been harder than expected. Not because I don’t sleep
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Out Of Office
Hey! Hope you’re all doing well. My last week in Montreal has been a whirlwind of visits with friends and family. It’s been years since I’ve seen many of them, and it’s difficult to know when we’ll see each other again. The pandemic has taught
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Graphic Novels
À la québécoise