When I tell my family I am going to recharge, they know that means I will be plugging my neurostimulator into the wall and getting the battery back to 100%. I've mentioned the neurostimulator for pain management in previous posts, and here's how I described it in my article Details Optional: A neurostimulator is an … Continue reading Recharging
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Tending to reflection
This is the 16th post in Over a Cuppa, a series which prompts you to reflect on learning and teaching during the time it takes to make and drink a cuppa. Cross-posted from Teche, original artwork by Fidel Fernando. What a year! As it closes, I hope you have the opportunity for a reflective break … Continue reading Tending to reflection
Unread book audit
With my to-be-read pile growing ever higher, and the rest of the family undertaking absorbing lockdown projects of their own (knitting, Lego towers, cooking, gardening, bottle flipping), I decided to audit my unread book collection. I was inspired by the Unread Book Challenge and Modern Mrs Darcy. I first tackled my unread physical book pile, … Continue reading Unread book audit
The Slow Academic 