As recent years have marched on we’ve all been slowly migrating more and more aspects of our lives into the digital world. And just like the real world, the digital world gets messy. To give myself a fresh start for 2013, I’ve been gradually…
Get Your Digital Ducks in a Row
Tagged with: app notifications, digital life, email, filter, gmail, notification settings, recurring payments
Posted in Organize
Posted in Organize
The App That Ruined My Life
It all started when I was driving to Ohio to visit family for Christmas in 2011. I usually drive solo and pass the hours singing at the top of my lungs to my Sugarland album collection. On this particular trip,…
Facing Up
I was struck by the personal responses to my recent post, “Once upon a real love.” In addition to public comments and tweets, I received private messages, stories and camaraderie both online and IRL. Writing and sharing a tough personal story always makes…
Posted in Love
Are you a mini me? Do you know someone who could be?
I’m looking for someone between the ages of 18-23 to mentor. There are no hidden motives here. The idea is to be the guide I wish I had during those years. If you or someone you know fits this description, fill…
Once upon a real love
Love is like a marshmallow. Squishy, sticky, and it explodes in the microwave. Let’s start over. Love is like a s’mores. Nevermind. —————— I have a history as a dumper. I’ve dumped quite a few guys – some who deserved…
Posted in Love
Queen of Wands
My last post on this blog was nearly six months ago on my birthday. There are a lot of reasons I haven’t written here since then (I’ve been writing a lot here, I got distracted by a boy, etc) but…
25, With A Purpose
I’m one of those girls (women?) that never admits her age. My acquaintances and colleagues generally think I’m older than I really am. I don’t correct them because it’s sometimes hard to be seen as professional and young at the…
Posted in Uncategorized
I didn’t jump.
I remember like it was yesterday. In 2007 I was MatLab coding in the 5th floor computer lab of Tulane’s bio-engineering building just like every other student in my program. It was a near meditative zone of whirring CPUs and…
Posted in Family
