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Category: You are probably sorry you asked

Posted onMay 3, 2023Jewish stuff

Social Anxiety and Holocaust History

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It’s taken me this long–almost three decades–to figure out how my view of the world was shaped by the history I learned at Jewish day school, which often focused on the Holocaust. It sounds silly, but only over the past few years have I really understood that, actually, not being…

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Posted onMarch 13, 2023You are probably sorry you asked

On Expressing the Bad

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When I was in grade 7 at Hebrew school, I chose to do a research project on the mitzvah of loving God.  Practicing Jews may recognize this commandment from the daily recitation of the Sh’ma: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your…

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Posted onFebruary 27, 2023New Year's ramblings

New Year’s Goals 2022: How They Went

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It took me a little longer this year, but, like I said, here’s how my goals for 2022 shook out! As I wrote after New Year’s, I purposely gave up on a lot of these, because I realized I didn’t want to do them anymore. That’s OK–and I hope, if…

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Posted onJanuary 18, 2023New Year's ramblings

One Big Thing I Hope I Can Learn In 2023

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Up until the past few years, I responded well to lists of goals. That’s probably obvious, if you’ve read any of my previous New Year’s entries, but even though I didn’t always meet my goals (see: aforementioned New Year’s entries), the act of setting them was fun and useful for…

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Posted onMay 30, 2022You are probably sorry you asked

7 Things I Learned Constructing My First Crossword

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But first: here it is! I hope you enjoy it. Here I would normally go into detail about all the minor things I wish I’d done better/more in accordance with crossword-setting conventions, but that would make me a hypocrite, since I keep telling family members to stop talking their work…

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Posted onMarch 22, 2022March 28, 2022Books

9 Things Making My Life Better So Far This Year (Jan. – March 2022)

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I’m purposely slowing my roll with this blog this year, in part to see how it affects my mental health. So far, taking a break has been good for me, and I’m realizing that, if I choose to continue, more sporadic posting may be more sustainable. I like making these…

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Posted onJanuary 10, 2022New Year's ramblings

New Year’s 2022: So, Nu?

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Happy 2022! This year was another weird one. Despite everything, I still like making lists! And checking things off them! (Or not.) So, without further ado, here’s the update of last year’s list: 1. How to deadlift 200+ lb. At the end of July, after weighing (no pun intended) my…

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Posted onDecember 27, 2021January 10, 2022New Year's ramblings

10 Things I Learned in 2021

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I mean, I learned a lot more than ten things in 2021, but here are a few of the ones that came to mind: 1. My queer identity is valid. I’m allowed to be bisexual, grey-asexual, and gender non-conforming, and nobody but me gets to say whether I “really” count…

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Posted onDecember 6, 2021Books

9 Things Making My Life Better This Quarter (Oct.-Dec. 2021)

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We’re almost at the end of 2021, a year of confusing changes and choices (What are the rules for everything opening back up? Where am I OK going? Whom do I feel comfortable seeing? Where do I feel comfortable not wearing a mask? What is my “new normal”? Why are…

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Posted onNovember 22, 2021November 22, 2021Books

Reading Romances and Me

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So, I like romances, but I also don’t like romances. I looove romances that take place during other kinds of stories–hook me up with a mystery, or SFF, or, best of all, an SFF mystery (!!!), and I will go to the mat for my favourite ship. Said favourite ships…

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