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Pink for Women
Pink for Women

Is this the default? If it's for females, it must be pink?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 8, 2013exercise Comments
The Morning Person's Lament
The Morning Person's Lament

The world is biased against morning folk.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 5, 2013 Comments
Love vs. Hate
Love vs. Hate

Is it easier to love or hate?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 4, 2013 Comments
I'm Ready for You, 2013
I'm Ready for You, 2013

As much as I did manage to accomplish, I didn't achieve everything I set out to achieve in 2012.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 1, 2013goals Comments
Thank You
Thank You

For 2012, this is the last scheduled entry. It's an odd feeling, reaching the end of the topic list.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 31, 2012goals, relationships Comments
Parenting in the Communication Era
Parenting in the Communication Era

I'm sorry that kids today don't have the parental untethering I did when I left for school.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 29, 2012childhood Comments
The Art of the Subtle Brag
The Art of the Subtle Brag

Most people associate bragging with bad manners—and for some bragging, they're not wrong. Yet there are polite ways to brag.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 27, 2012employees, leadership, manners Comments
Rat Races Everywhere
Rat Races Everywhere

People in developing countries are not less driven by consumerism and advancement than people in more developed countries.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 25, 2012goals, happiness, vacation Comment
Speaking Makes It Real
Speaking Makes It Real

There's validity in the notion that talking about something gives it reality.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 23, 2012friendship, happiness Comments
Sympathetic Characters
Sympathetic Characters

There's incredible difficulty in ensuring a reader hates a character—but doesn't hate him so terribly much that he can't keep reading.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 21, 2012books, literature, writing Comments
Staying Plugged
Staying Plugged

The dominant pop psychology is that people should completely unplug from work when on vacation. I disagree.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 19, 2012goals, happiness, vacation Comments
Lyrics vs. Melodies
Lyrics vs. Melodies

Are you musical or nonmusical? Do you prefer melodies or lyrics—or do you equally weight both?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 16, 2012music Comments
Rat Races and Moving to Belize
Rat Races and Moving to Belize

Is there a way to step out of the rat race without jumping into an entirely new world?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 15, 2012happiness, relationships, vacation Comments
You Can't Go Home Again
You Can't Go Home Again

After the first semester of the first year of college, I went home for the first time. And realized it wasn't home.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 10, 2012childhood, family Comments
Self-Checkout
Self-Checkout

I'd rather wrangle with a haywire self-checkout kiosk.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 8, 2012 Comments
Fiction: Harder to Write than Nonfiction
Fiction: Harder to Write than Nonfiction

Fiction writing regularly presents blank walls that you need to knock down—or decorate.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 6, 2012books, literature, writing Comments
Empathy Requires Practice
Empathy Requires Practice

Few of us bother to hone the art of empathy. We should.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 5, 2012happiness, manners, relationships Comments
NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo

Each November, writers across the globe participate in a challenge to write 50,000 words in 30 days on a new work of fiction.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 3, 2012books, literature, writing Comments
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