Since the start of last year, I’ve significantly cut my discretionary spending (especially, especially on clothes, which I later expanded to other ‘problematic’ categories). Something that happened since the pandemic is I’ve drastically cut all spending and really begun to
I’m having the quaran-time of my life!
Y’all already know this but I’ve organized my craft supplies at long last. I also cleaned my entire fridge. I cleaned every single drawer in the house, spread over days (bathrooms, kitchen, and then furniture). I mended my cat’s bed
Covid-19: What I’m doing to reign in anxiety
Yesterday Amanda’s college bestie, an intelligent and wonderfully warm man, kindly checked in on me. Our exchange inspired me. He said that he only reads 6 articles/listens to the news twice each week. Because he works in a hospital, where
I did it! I organized my arts and crafts supplies!
It only took almost a year (see: I’m Trying! — to organize my arts and crafts supplies dated, embarrassingly, 04/19/19) and the onset of self-quarantine due to a global pandemic for me to finish organizing my arts and crafts cabinets
I want to talk about Dr. Li Wenliang (李文亮）
First, a little background: On December 30, 2019, Dr. Li Wenliang messaged his classmates alerting them to what he referred to as “confirmed diagnoses of 7 cases of SARS.” It was not yet known that the cases Dr. Li