The Next Impractical Thing

All the Stuff You Leave Behind.

It's been awhile since I've posted, but recent happenings sparked emotions I'm sure others share. Or even if you haven't yet, this could...

To Quit or Not Quit Twitter

If you're anything like me, you're weary of your like-hate rollercoaster relationship with Twitter. The number one reason—though there...

Shameless Persistence

In the spirit of the original theme of this blog, here's a tale of a totally impractical journey of ten (-ish) years that I'm still on,...

Meant to be vs. giving up.

When you're banging your head against a door that you're hoping to go through and it stubbornly doesn't open after X-amount of time, do...

Second Amendment: human construct whose time has passed, or gateway to eternal life?

I'm about to get on a political soapbox, which I know is dangerous. But I can't not, because it's terrifyingly important. After yet...

Perfectionism is a killer. Here's how you beat it.

Killer of dreams, hopes, momentum, objectivity, productivity, you name it. Perfectionism doesn't get the onscreen warnings it deserves....

Content.

Recently I read a devotional on the subject of contentment that said, "Though there are plans for the future, contentment never...

Moving Abroad During a Pandemic 101

Actually, I'm not sure I'm the expert, but I'm surviving it, so ... maybe? At the top of the "Impractical Things What I Have Done" list,...

10 Years Since

I went to university in an absolutely magical, beautiful place. Ten years ago, I graduated from Falmouth University in Cornwall, England...

It's Not Fair—Thankfully.

Here in the UK, it's mid-week-4 of the lockdown. We're trapped in a house with a typical teeny-tiny British garden — with no real grass...