Have you ever noticed that sometimes when a doctor or a lawyer introduces himself to you as a doctor or a lawyer, suddenly you can think of a million questions to help yourself get free advice? "Doctor, I've had this pain in my side for three weeks - could it be serious?" Or maybe, "Lawyer, … Continue reading My Dream: Discussing Commas in Casual Conversation
Lessons
Wellness, Well-being, and Just Plain Relaxing
It may not be an obvious theme in my blog posts so far, but I have an interest in wellness - meditation, yoga, general exercising and basically anything that promotes health and well-being. Relaxation would definitely be a part of that, and as I sit here beside a beautiful lake in upstate N.Y., enjoying the … Continue reading Wellness, Well-being, and Just Plain Relaxing
What holds you back?
It occurs to me that it has been more than a year since I posted on this blog. I could use all the usual excuses - I've been busy, I haven't been sure what to write about, I've been super busy, I've been focusing on other hobbies. Did I mention I've been busy? Yeah, all … Continue reading What holds you back?
Some Advice When Applying for Jobs/Internships
I usually find myself on the applying end of the job/internship search, but in the past few months, I have “crossed over to the other side.” And I’m learning quite a bit – mainly about blunders to avoid. And what might those be? Read on for some dangerous pitfalls that just make me shake my … Continue reading Some Advice When Applying for Jobs/Internships
Grandpa’s Lessons
I have learned a lot from my 98-year-old grandfather. I have learned that Grandpa hugs are the best, messy hair and a smile are always in style, and garlic bread is really excellent at a place called Colombo's. Most importantly, however, I have learned these five lessons: #1 Take care of your body. I remember … Continue reading Grandpa’s Lessons