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Simple Things I Suck at Doing
Simple Things I Suck at Doing
I have a handful of very basic life skills that I simply cannot master. In the spirit of confession and transparency, here goes.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthAugust 10, 2016culture, happinessComment
Just Show Up
Just Show Up
The next time something happens to someone, however big or small the troubles, show up.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJuly 27, 2016happiness, relationshipsComment
The Monthly Postmortem
The Monthly Postmortem
In January 2014, I began a process of sitting down each month to postmortem the prior month. You should try it.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJuly 13, 2016business, goals, happiness, postmortemComment
Identity and Changing Your Mind
Identity and Changing Your Mind
I shouldn’t have felt as surprised and forlorn with disappointment as I did when I witnessed determined, willful ignorance first-hand.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 29, 2016cultureComment
Six Great First Dates
Six Great First Dates
First dates over drinks or coffee? Pass. Take the following suggestions for great first dates from a--sigh--dating veteran.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 15, 2016dating, relationshipsComment
Things I Learned in the Grand Canyon
Things I Learned in the Grand Canyon
In the Grand Canyon, I learned I don't like hiking. Or even nature--much. Unless you count human nature.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJune 1, 2016happiness, travelComment
What I’m Doing Back
What I’m Doing Back
I feel renewed twitches of the itch to write. Do you, dear reader, have a type of post of mine that you prefer?
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JournalLeslie FarnsworthMay 17, 2016blogging, writingComment
What I Think When You Hit on Me at the Gym
What I Think When You Hit on Me at the Gym
No one could call me an attractive exerciser. I can’t possibly imagine on any given workout day how someone could find me alluring.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthMarch 27, 2016dating, relationshipsComment
That Time I Bought a Mattress
That Time I Bought a Mattress
What you should know when you buy a new mattress.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthMarch 12, 2016culture, happiness, healthComment
The Best Books I Read in 2015
The Best Books I Read in 2015
A list of the best fiction and nonfiction books I read in 2015. Whether any make the best-of-all-time-so-far list has yet to be seen.
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JournalLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 25, 2016books, literature, readingComment
I Made It: Bring on 2016
I Made It: Bring on 2016
Unlike many other years I can remember, 2015 had soaring highs and lows.
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JournalLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 3, 2016business, goals, relationshipsComment
The Best Books I Read in 2014
The Best Books I Read in 2014
The best books I read in 2014.
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JournalLeslie FarnsworthJuly 3, 2015books, literature, reading, writingComment
Race Relations: Better Today—or Worse?
Race Relations: Better Today—or Worse?
Have we gotten closer to or further from racial equality?
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 19, 2015cultureComment
Shrugging off 2014 and Staring Down 2015
Shrugging off 2014 and Staring Down 2015
Taking a look back at 2014's successes and failures--and planning ahead for 2015.
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JournalLeslie FarnsworthJanuary 2, 2015goals, happinessComment
Does Travel Change You?
Does Travel Change You?
I have bad news: You’re not Aeneas or Odysseus.
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WanderingLeslie FarnsworthDecember 14, 2014education, happiness, travel, vacationComment
Are Pets Worth It?
Are Pets Worth It?
In which I wonder whether the pain of losing a beloved pet makes having a pet not worth it.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthNovember 16, 2014happinessComment
Friday Links #5: Great Stuff Worth a Read
Friday Links #5: Great Stuff Worth a Read
A few fantastic things I've read recently--and think you should read, too.
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JournalLeslie FarnsworthOctober 31, 2014culture, employees, fashion, goalsComment
Spend Less Time with Your Kids: They're More Resilient than Your Marriage
Spend Less Time with Your Kids: They're More Resilient than Your Marriage
Children are resilient. Marriages aren't.
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ThinkingLeslie FarnsworthOctober 30, 2014childhood, cultureComment
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