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Continue reading →: Move in March 26It’s the second year of Move in March, and I’m inviting you back! Last year we created a community of people who moved at least 15 minutes a day in March. Remi and I are inviting you to join us to once again to Move in March, at least 15…
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Continue reading →: Winter Strength at (almost) 4038 was wonderful. And also the year of stupid and undeserved injuries. Not from forcing the last 6 inches of my splits in a day, or from ego-lifting weight that was too heavy, but from tiny missteps. A leash yank and a slight misalignment in a stretch I did pretty…
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Continue reading →: Garden LabMaybe I’m a little weird. *okay, I know I am* But I’ve always thought about my garden as a science lab, my own n=1 experiment where every seed, sprout, and harvest is data. I mentioned in my last garden post that one year I weighed and calculated the cost savings…
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Continue reading →: Love LabI’ve set up my year of reading with a theme each month. February is 👩🔬 Love Lab. The main reads are The Love Hypothesis by @alihazelwood & Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Originally, like all months in 2026, I had chosen three books for February. However, I removed the nonfiction title from the…
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Continue reading →: Gilded DreamsShould billionaires exist? It’s a question I’ve seen a lot in the comments sections lately. Well, Jay Gatsby might have been a billionaire if he lived in our era. And if he lived in a cyberpunk future? He absolutely was. And his motivation and drive stayed the same. Attaining that…
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Continue reading →: Is Anyone Still Doing Dry January?Seriously, was it a fad? A soundbite to make you feel superior? It hasn’t been for me. This is my fourth year doing it, and I doubt I’ll ever stop. Forgive me if you’ve been around for a while and you’ve heard this story before, but I started Dry January…
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