How Do You Balance Your Time When A Passion Won’t Let Go?
After five hours digging sweet potatoes, I went straight to the computer. It’s not discipline – it’s a pull.
The Thoughts We Rarely Admit
Observations from two decades of Japan life, from the nuances of teaching and farming to the comfort of a small home and everyday routines.
After five hours digging sweet potatoes, I went straight to the computer. It’s not discipline – it’s a pull.
My mum never fed the dog from the table. That small moment was when I knew something was wrong.
AI promises a shortcut. But what happens when you actually want your writing to sound like you?
You don’t need a degree to help someone through grief. Surviving it yourself is enough.
Quality time looks very different in your 50s than it did when you were younger.
I’ve spent years chasing things that felt off, just because I thought I should want them.
I ditched the expensive smartphone, bought the cheapest one I could find, and haven’t looked back.