A Nisayon of Waiting
Waiting is incredibly difficult.
Waiting is incredibly difficult.
I have no intention of looking for another apartment right now, but I still love to look at pictures of apartment décor and think about what I’d do in mine.
I have to say I resonated with so much in this article,
Hi, all. Question for you: What are your favorite self-help books (broadly defined)? Books on personal growth, spirituality, pop psychology, mental health…I’d love to hear!!
A client mentioned that her doctor told her most people’s vitamin D level is lowest in early spring.
I am reading Chasing the Bright Side by Jess Ekstrom, and one of her tips for optimistic living is to adopt the improv technique of meeting offers with a “yes, and…” In other words,
Hi, all. Here are updates from my list for the year:
The other day I was shredding my big bag of papers(!) per this year’s list, when I noticed a $319 charge for Ancestry.com on an old debit account statement. “That’s strange,” I thought.
March is almost here and spring is on the way! Here is a list of nice things to do in NYC that I made to choose from when I want to put something on the calendar:
This compendium of travel tips is super fun to read! Some of my (paraphrased) favorites: