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  • Divorced. Now what?,  Living Single

    Going Out By Myself

    May 21, 2014 /No Comments

    The preview line was two hours long so I went to the dine-in theater alone instead. No schedule coordination, no whining afterward. Going out by myself has its advantages.

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    Midlife Musings

    Not So Gross Anatomy

    May 18, 2014 /No Comments

    Doing my homework has some unexpected consequences. Color me surprised!

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    3 Signs that I Need a New Job

    May 10, 2014 /No Comments

    My boss argued with my data, couldn't follow basic subtraction, and made me explain it three times. Sign I need a new job. Here are all three signs.

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    You’re In My Spot

    May 7, 2014 /No Comments

    A Sheldon-level meltdown over a stolen classroom seat, plus the parking spot rage waiting for me back at the apartment.

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  • Living Single

    Attack on Finals

    May 7, 2014 /No Comments

    If finals were giant monsters, it would be appropriate to say I was under attack. I thought I was doing so well, pacing myself and getting ahead on all my assignments. Yet, despite what I thought was careful planning I find myself inundated with multiple research papers due at the same time and the worst of the worst: Final Exams. How did things get so out of control?

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