The Curious Life and History of Pie
The life of pie certainly is curious. I sunk my teeth in to learn more!
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The Birthday Questions: Goodbye 27, Hello 28!
For every birthday, I ask “The Birthday Questions.” Today, it’s my turn to take the hot seat!
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The Problem With the Question: “What Am I Doing With My Life?”
“What am I doing with my life?” If this question gives you as much anxiety as it often gives to me, don’t miss this post!
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Why the “Good” Old Days Weren’t So Good
Are modern times really that awful and was everything really better in the past? Lew Askegaard shares his insights on why the “good old days” weren’t so good after all.
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Forgiving Student Loans: Fair and Economically Savvy or Regressive and Fiscally Irresponsible ?
Should student loans be forgiven? I dive into the research to determine if student debt forgiveness is economically savvy or fiscally irresponsible.
Why Body Positivity Is Inherently Negative
Body positivity is inherently negative. It’s time to shift towards being self positive and towards what actually matters: You.
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What Is Life in Tasmania During COVID-19 Like? (Spoiler Alert: It’s Pretty Normal)
What is daily life in Tasmania like during COVID-19? Well, it’s pretty normal. I explore the hows and whys here.
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Working on the New York COVID-19 Front Line: Confusion, Chaos, and My Most Significant Meal of 2020
What was it like working on the New York COVID-19 front line? Here’s my story of chaos, confusion, and a delicious BEC bagel.
War Remnants Museum: Discovering the Uncomfortable Truths of History
History repeats itself. But how can we learn from the past if we aren’t taught it or if we ignore it because it makes us uncomfortable?
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“Go Get a ‘Real’ Job!”: A Case for My Unconventional Profession
The things that are “essential” allow provide food for the body, the things that are “nonessential” provide food for the soul. Here is a case for why my profession is “real.”
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