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Julian Treasure: Why architects need to use their ears (TED)

This is an issue with a great deal of importance to me as my brain isn’t much help in separating ambient sound from the …

Writing Doldrums – Overwhelmed by the Crazy

I’m in a bit of writing doldrums. It’s not because I’ve run out of words or ideas. It fact, it’s sort of the opposite: I have so much I want to say, but with my self-filter on (something increasingly rare in the general populace, it seems) I end up saying nothing. I’m trying to find a way out of that.

Coping With the Bullies ‘Is Part of Growing Up’, Says Child Expert | Mail Online

While I think the author is a wee bit cavalier with modern bullying, that doesn’t invalidate the premise. I do think that …

Sex After Marriage

My take on this week’s group blog topic: Sex After Marriage…or this misconception among men that all women lose interest in sex after marriage.

R-S-Ay-yi-yi

One of the downsides of me living by the keyboard is the fact that sometimes I die by the keyboard. By this I mean: sometimes I’m at the keyboard so long, and so often, that my body starts to say, “Stop being at the keyboard, you idiot!” Yep, that tired old bugaboo — RSI (Repetitive Stress Injury).

BioSkin Wrist Support

When you are at the keyboard for hours a day, the risk of Repetitive Stress Injuries grow. They can not only cause pain, but disrupt your life and affect your livelihood. After much trial and error, I found the wrist supports that helped to restore the function I needed.

Some Lifetimes It Just Don’t Pay To Leave The Womb

Money flowing out. Body self-destructing. Worry. Stress. Resigned. Patient. Tired. Just another typical week. Oh joy.

Patience – My Most Valuable Asset

Waiting is a key component of patience. Once I learned and accepted that, everything else became easier. From gunfighting to shooting basketball, patience is more than a virtue, it’s an asset.