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5 Tips to Evaluate a Good Judge of Character

We all wish we could be good judges of character, but we aren’t always successful. I’m not the best at it, but here are my tips on judging people’s character, based on my own limited experience! Let me know if you’ve got tips to add to the list! 1. Observe How They Treat People BeneathContinue reading “5 Tips to Evaluate a Good Judge of Character”

A Bear Went to School

I actually have seen a few wild animals, though not because I’m particularly adventurous. I live in a big city, but sometimes people here stumble on bears while in the park, or a bear will enter their yard. One of the most memorable moments occurred when I was walking with a friend in a woodedContinue reading “A Bear Went to School”

What Technology Are You Better Off Without?

Everywhere you look, you’ll see gadgets, apps, and digital conveniences; it’s easy to feel like every piece of technology is essential. For many of us, tech supports our work, our learning, our communication, and even our creativity. But not every tool is actually useful or helpful… or needed. When I look closely at my ownContinue reading “What Technology Are You Better Off Without?”

Returning to the Present and the Past

If I could relive any age or year, I would pick several ages and years from my life. I had some great years when everything went right, from my job to my personal life. I’ve also had great ages when I reached a milestone, like being old enough to do things. But I also thinkContinue reading “Returning to the Present and the Past”

Your life without a computer: what does it look like?

Life without a computer would be drastically different, almost unrecognizable compared to what I’m used to now. So much of my daily routine revolves around instant access to information, entertainment, and connection that removing the computer feels like stepping back in time. For starters, there would be no more YouTube for entertainment. That means noContinue reading “Your life without a computer: what does it look like?”