Eight weeks ago, I started the coronavirus diaries to document the happenings, thoughts, and impressions I had during the pandemic. This marks the final consecutive-week entry.
Read MoreThis is the seventh and possibly penultimate entry in a diary I’ve posted weekly to document the happenings, thoughts, and impressions I’ve had during the coronavirus pandemic.
Read MoreWhen all this started, I’d predicted we’d be mostly back to normal by now. Others predicted it’d take a couple of weeks longer. All of us were mistaken.
Read MoreReviewing December becomes a review of the year in full and a self-assessment of progress against global goals for not just the year, but for the long term.
Read MoreSloughing off the won’t-happens gave me the opportunity to go gung-ho on a few other objectives, whether to check them off my list or to finish strong for the year.
Read MoreBy late October, I can look at my goals for the year and feel relatively confident that ones I haven’t touched won’t get completed.
Read MorePeople among us who want to reduce their social-media mindshare have at least a few options for following the sites and information sources they love.
Read MoreWhen my site analytics show visitors arriving via search engines, I can’t help but wonder why. What do they seek that leads them to me?
Read MoreWhen I consider the month, I feel most satisfied with August’s progress on my 2019 goal to get back into my writing.
Read MoreMaybe springtime really does fulminate new growth—and not just in plants. May 2019 seemed to release new creativity for me.
Read MoreI miss blogs and websites with creative and fun and insightful and interesting writing. Sites that tell me stories, whether about the people who write them or the people who publish via them.
Read MoreAs a child, who did I think I would be as an adult? I couldn’t remember. And then my mother handed me an old school report.
Read MoreWhy supporting journalism is an important civic duty—and an enjoyable one, at that.
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