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How to Tackle Your New Year’s Resolution?

January 23, 2019January 21, 20241 Comment

Author: Jason Chu We welcome 2019 with the usual chant - New year, new me It's time for that New Year's Resolution. This age-old tradition dates-back to Babylonians entering the new year by promising to their gods that they would return borrowed objects and to pay their debts. Today, it is more concerned with an annual … Continue reading How to Tackle Your New Year’s Resolution?

Book Review: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman

December 18, 2018October 18, 2024Leave a comment

Author: Beccy White It was only when I finished the final page of this book that it struck me how appropriate its unappealing state was.  The copy I had been reading was third hand (at least) and in poor condition – the cover was peeling off and dirty, the pages were dog eared and, in … Continue reading Book Review: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman

The Running Mentality

April 20, 2018January 21, 20244 Comments

Author: Jason Chu Running. Seems like a grim activity for so many people. Why in the world would you purposely expose yourself to the elements and put yourself through that. As the wise Ann Perkins rightly states in NBC’s hilarious sitcom series, Parks and Recreation: Jogging is the worst! I know it keeps you healthy, … Continue reading The Running Mentality

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