Tag: health

  • Dutch Lock Down Day Six

    Something’s wrong with the bread maker and things aren’t rising quite as much as they used to and if that isn’t just a metaphor for the new reality, I don’t know what is.

  • Dutch Lock Down Day Five

    We’ve abandoned our trip south as Spain and Italy lie in transit and the planes lie dormant in the hangar. This satire / sarcasm / alt-world section is REALLY difficult to write when The Cabin In The Woods is playing in the background. I think part of the reason why I’ve always found horror movies…

  • Dutch Lock Down Day Four

    Dutch Lock Down Day Four “We’ve sold the house, the car, and all but the essentials and are moving to an undisclosed island on the equator to wait this out.”

  • Dutch Lock Down Day Three

    All the other days I did this style report, I started out with a ‘joke’ report but, really, I can’t even. Here’s the State of the Leander Union Address, y’all. My partner and I are sharing my office while the three kids have a sort of schedule that includes some academic, creative, and outdoor time…

  • Dutch Lock Down Day One

    I haven’t seen my partner in seventeen hours. I think the natives voted him off the island. Or ate him.

  • The Latest Nineteen From The Netherlands

    Some of these points are media based. Some are via via. Some are personal. Take everything with a grain of salt. Or some other idiom.

  • This Was Going To Be The Post And Then I Got An Ocular Migraine Instead

    the Netherlands didn’t have ANY known cases because that’s the cultural norm – if you’re sick in any way, you take paracetamol and wait at least ten days for symptoms to pass. THEN you go to the doctor.

  • Check This Out: Wash Your Lyrics

    WashYourLyrics.Com made by the badass William @neoncloth and totally not affiliated with the NHS or any other government body.

  • Tell On Yourself Then Brag About It

    While I didn’t get a single thing done on that list of three things that I told on myself yesterday, I made progress.

  • And Then BAM! Have Some Depression

    I mean, but, well, it’s kind of understandable. My Grandma Porter died a year ago peacefully in her sleep. She had been in hospice for a few months. It wasn’t a surprise. The memorial was a few days later. I couldn’t make it. I wrote something that my Aunt Julie read for me. Thanks, AJ!…

  • There are Many Paths – This is Just One

    When choosing to respond to events, both negative or positive, because, yes, it’s a choice – we are not animals driven by instinct, but people with intellect and experience and #CHOICES – when that moment comes, you have infinite choices. Perhaps, yes, you can let emotions drive, resulting in variable reactions and while, yes, I…

  • And Now For A Fitness Update!

    I know, I know, I wrote all those secrets and now I’m talking cardio? WTF, Leander. But, see, this is on my mind, TOO, y’all. #FITNESS #CARDIO #PEACE