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The Problem with the Pledge of Allegiance
The Problem with the Pledge of Allegiance

I last said the pledge of allegiance in elementary school.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJuly 4, 2013cultureComment
Best Books I've Read in 2013—So Far
Best Books I've Read in 2013—So Far

What’s the best of what I’ve read so far in 2013?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJuly 2, 2013books, literature, writingComment
Marriage: Why Bother?
Marriage: Why Bother?

After years of telling a long-term boyfriend that I didn’t see the value or importance of marriage, I slowly realized I’d lied.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 30, 2013dating, family, happiness, relationshipsComment
Beating the Afternoon Junk Cravings
Beating the Afternoon Junk Cravings

Hunger never hits me until afternoon. After lunch, no matter what I’ve eaten, I feel constantly hungry.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 28, 2013diet, exercise, fitness, food, happinessComment
Work Wear: Context and Evolution
Work Wear: Context and Evolution

I’ll know I’ve made it when I can toss all my dressy corporate clothes and wear workout gear full time.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 26, 2013business, culture, fashion, leadership, relationships, salesComment
Magical Places
Magical Places

What are the most magical places you’ve visited so far?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 24, 2013adventure, happiness, travelComment
Dating and Children
Dating and Children

Experience has taught that people with children should date other people with children.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 22, 2013dating, relationshipsComment
The Benefits of Loyalty
The Benefits of Loyalty

Consistency and loyalty have benefits.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 20, 2013business, goals, happiness, leadership Comments
The Most Precious Resource
The Most Precious Resource

Over-committing strings and stresses and, eventually, burns us out.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 18, 2013business, goals, happiness, leadership Comments
Small Braveries
Small Braveries

What’s the last risk you took?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 16, 2013adventure, goals, risk Comments
Guilty Pleasures
Guilty Pleasures

What habits do I have that, even if harmless, made me feel slightly guilty?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 14, 2013happiness Comments
Danger without Risk
Danger without Risk

If you could do something once with no risk, what would you do?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 12, 2013adventure, risk Comments
What Remains Undone
What Remains Undone

For years, I’d neglected one of the biggest life goals I’ve ever had.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 10, 2013books, goals, literature, writing Comments
What Running Reminded Me about Distractions
What Running Reminded Me about Distractions

I know distractions engender problems. Yet in practice, I often fail at focus.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 8, 2013business, goals, happiness, running Comments
Americans and Teeth
Americans and Teeth

Americans have an especial obsession with teeth.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 6, 2013culture, fashion, happiness Comments
Peace vs. Truce
Peace vs. Truce

Is hoping for world peace misguided?

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 4, 2013business, culture, happiness, relationships Comments
Vanity: Male and Female
Vanity: Male and Female

Men gaze in mirrors far more often than women, when mirrors are present.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 2, 2013happiness, leadership Comments
Hollow Patriotism?
Hollow Patriotism?

Playing the national anthem in a gaming context cheapens its sentiment and the value.

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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthMay 31, 2013business Comments
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