Oh – just start? Don’t worry? That’s almost comical, and always easier said than done. I woke up this morning, and for the umpteenth time in the past two or more years, had a little niggle in the back of my head saying, “Start writing today.” I haven’t written a word for this blog sinceContinue reading “Just Start (Don’t Worry)”
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You Are Already Somebody
If you’re like me (and many others), you’ve evaluated the meaning of your life at different intervals of your journey. Why am I here? What is my contribution? What’s my potential? How can I leave this world better than when I arrived? You, know, the existential biggies. A drive to answer these questions recently compelledContinue reading “You Are Already Somebody”
The End, or, Another New Beginning
I haven’t posted anything in quite awhile. My brain was full, and while I’ve been keeping a list of things I want to write about, my creative energy was dry. Summer vacation was a welcome break from studies. I started back to school in August – my sixth semester of pre-med. With a little overContinue reading “The End, or, Another New Beginning”
Version: Best
I turned in my Physics lab the other day and realized I was the only one completing it in pen anymore. At the beginning of class, we were instructed to turn in labs in pen, because scientific data is meant to be transparent to its readers. Mistakes were meant to be crossed out, not erased,Continue reading “Version: Best”
Laugh When You Want to Cry
Another semester is wrapped up! I’m officially on winter break for a beautiful six weeks. It’s such a great time to rest my brain, finally finish some house projects, and, heck, watch a TV series or two. My Fall Semester 2018 Life Lesson is (drum roll): learning to laugh when I want to cry/scream/panic, etc.Continue reading “Laugh When You Want to Cry”
Do More, Sooner
Each semester brings a new lesson with it, outside of the book work. My life lesson from last spring was “do more, sooner.” I find myself repeating this throughout the day, as a reminder that there is always more work to do, and even if it feels like I’m caught up (no, never) that it’sContinue reading “Do More, Sooner”
Positively Tasha 